A new Milliman report challenges claims that Michigan's 2019 auto no-fault law lowered insurance rates and reduced uninsured drivers, showing increased premiums and coverage gaps.
Recent AAA Foundation data highlights increased aggressive driving behaviors including speeding and cutting off other drivers, affecting auto insurance risk and claims.
Florida's insurance market shows improvement with private insurers absorbing more policies from Citizens Property Insurance, reduced litigation, and rate decreases in auto insurance. Learn about regulatory reforms and market dynamics stabilizing the sector.
Arizona drivers face the highest auto insurance premium increases nationwide after speeding tickets, with average hikes exceeding $1,000 annually, according to a LendingTree study.
Key Q3 2025 updates on class action litigation, expert evidence standards, arbitration waivers, and auto insurance valuation disputes impacting U.S. insurers and legal strategies.
Explore key challenges in insurance claims after auto accidents through a detailed State Farm case, highlighting delays, disputes, and strategies for policyholders.
Comprehensive analysis of California auto insurance rates, highlighting Progressive and Geico as top insurers. Explore coverage options, liability limits, and strategies to manage premium costs in California's evolving insurance market.
AAA announces multiple auto and home insurance rate cuts in Florida for 2025, contributing to significant savings amid improving claims environment. Additional reductions proposed for 2026.
Fitch Ratings reports record high 6.65% delinquency rate on subprime auto loans in the U.S., with New York showing rising auto loan delinquencies amid affordability challenges and increasing insurance costs.
Florida's 2023 insurance reforms, including HB 837, have led to auto and property insurance rate decreases, increased market competition, and reduced litigation impacts, stabilizing the insurance marketplace.
