Commercial auto insurance in the U.S. continues to face underwriting losses for the 14th year, driven by rising claims costs and under-reserving, according to AM Best.

The global commercial insurance market is set to expand at a 7.9% CAGR, reaching $1.89 billion by 2030, driven by regulatory reforms, insurtech adoption, and rising risk exposures in North America, Asia-Pacific, and other regions.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul vetoed a bill on breed-specific insurance policies for renters. Explore its impact on the insurance industry and coverage options.

Lockton's 2025 Market Update reports a stable US commercial insurance market, highlighting underwriting strength, economic influences, and strategic renewal insights for 2026.

The Hartford study reveals rising water and fire insurance claims costs for U.S. small businesses, emphasizing proactive risk management and technology solutions to mitigate property and liability losses.

Explore The Hartford's analysis of small-business insurance claims from 2020-2024, highlighting rising costs of fire damage and water-related claims, with insights on risk mitigation strategies and claims management.

White and Williams LLP names Adam M. Berardi and Daniel E. Bryer as co-chairs of its Insurance Coverage and Bad Faith Practice, highlighting their expertise in complex insurance litigation and coverage disputes affecting U.S. insurers.

Triple-I and CAS study reveals liability insurance deficits between $231.6B and $281.2B over 2015-2024 due to rising claims costs and legal system factors, exceeding standard inflation.

Ontario Superior Court rules $2.3 million aggregate insurance coverage limit in vehicular accident case involving 25 claimants, clarifying excess liability and family protection endorsements.

The Texas Supreme Court clarifies litigation and discovery procedures for bad faith claims involving uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, establishing a stepwise process to manage costs and streamline UM/UIM insurance disputes.