Florida's insurance market sees significant improvements with declining auto and homeowners rates, reduced litigation, increased insurer participation, and regulatory reforms enhancing consumer benefits.

New York DFS fines eight auto insurers over $19 million for cybersecurity violations after data breaches exposed driver information in online quoting systems. Enforcement highlights increasing regulatory scrutiny in insurance industry compliance.

The Fifth Circuit affirms GoAuto's electronic cancellation process for financed auto insurance policies, confirming compliance with Louisiana law and clarifying insurer responsibilities.

Evercore ISI reports that Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) could lower U.S. auto insurance loss cost trends by 1-3% by 2030, driven by reduced claim frequencies and evolving claim severities.

Higher deer-vehicle collisions during fall in Ohio lead to increased car accidents and insurance claims, highlighting road safety and financial risks for drivers and insurers.

The Ninth Circuit denies class certification in a contested Progressive insurance case challenging the use of the projected sold adjustment for totaled vehicles, highlighting complex valuation and legal issues.

More than one-third of U.S. drivers lack sufficient auto insurance, increasing financial risks. Understanding uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage is critical for risk management and insurance compliance.

State Farm introduces advanced accident detection technology in Illinois and Florida, enhancing emergency response and claims efficiency while addressing telematics data privacy and regulatory compliance.

South Asian community organizations in New York join forces to call for insurance reforms addressing soaring auto insurance costs and fraud-driven premium increases.

DB Insurance acquires U.S. specialty insurer Fortegra for $1.6 billion, marking significant expansion into the U.S. market with enhanced program distribution and auto protection lines.