J.D. Power Study Reveals Digital Claims Update Gaps Impacting Customer Retention

J.D. Power's 2025 study finds only 22% of insurers provide timely digital claims updates, impacting customer retention and satisfaction in auto and homeowners insurance.

Wyoming Proposes "BearCare" Public Benefit Plan Amid Rising ACA Premiums

Wyoming proposes BearCare, a state-operated public benefit plan to address rising ACA premiums by covering catastrophic emergencies, supported by federal rural health funds and ongoing legislative review.

Michigan Auto Insurance Reform Shows Measurable Market Impact in 2025

The 2025 Milliman analysis highlights Michigan's 2019 auto insurance reform effects on costs, coverage, and market dynamics, showing ongoing impact on affordability and consumer choice.

Wyoming Court Refunds Auto Insurance Ticket After Proof Provided Post-Payment

A Wyoming man refunded a $570 traffic ticket after proving his vehicle was insured at the time. The Park County court vacated the no-insurance conviction based on insurance documentation submitted post-payment.

Violent Incidents Spur Salary Discussions for Indian River Deputies

Indian River County faces increased law enforcement injuries amid sheriff's request for deputy salary raises, budget disputes ongoing with county commissioners.

Winter Property Damage: Streamlining Insurance Claims for Homeowners

Learn how homeowners can streamline winter property damage insurance claims with effective coordination, policy reviews, and proper documentation for timely recovery.

Two-Thirds of U.S. Residential Flood Losses Go Uninsured, Moody’s RMS Finds

Moody’s RMS reports two-thirds of U.S. residential flood losses go uninsured due to outdated maps, insurance gaps, and NFIP lapses. Private flood insurers are poised to fill the coverage void with advanced risk modelling.

California Appeals Court Limits FAIR Plan to First-Party Property Coverage

California's appeals court rules that the FAIR Plan must provide only first-party property insurance, excluding liability coverages, clarifying regulatory scope and preserving market structure.

U.S. Homeowners Face 89% Rise in Insurance Costs (2014-2025) Driven by Weather, Inflation

Home insurance costs in the U.S. rose 89% from 2014-2025 driven by extreme weather, inflation, and rising home values, impacting affordability and mortgage markets.

Key Leadership Moves in US Insurance Sector Highlight Growth and Innovation

Explore recent senior leadership appointments across the US insurance sector, including specialty insurance, marine brokerage, technology innovation, and governance enhancements.