A Mississippi homeowner's ongoing insurance claim dispute with USAA after April 2025 tornado and storm damage highlights challenges in property damage coverage and insurer responsiveness.
The National Insurance Crime Bureau forecasts a 49% rise in identity crime fraud in 2025, emphasizing synthetic identity fraud's impact on insurance claims and industry risk management.
The Maryland Supreme Court ruled that anti-assignment clauses in insurance policies do not prohibit assignment of post-loss claims, impacting claims handling and policy interpretation.
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The June 2025 Grand Valley hailstorm caused significant damage leading to increased insurance claims, roof repair backlogs, and heightened demand for local contractors. Insurers and repair shops adapt to evolving market pressures.
Explore the critical limitations of Medicare Advantage plans impacting provider access, prior authorization delays, and coverage costs, with insights relevant for healthcare and insurance professionals.
Severe July storms in Broome and Tioga Counties, NY cause $25M-$30M in property damage, prompting a rise in home and auto insurance claims and highlighting flood insurance importance.
New Jersey flash flooding leads to a surge in homeowners insurance claims and rising premiums, with increased policy non-renewals impacting flood-prone areas.
FEMA activates Individual and Public Assistance programs for Kerr County flood victims post-July 2025 storms. Guidelines highlight insurance claims coordination and SBA loan availability.
Connecticut's new law changes insurance dispute arbitration by requiring insurers to cover arbitration costs and pay interest on disputed amounts, promoting faster claimant payments and greater insurer accountability.
