A Chicago pedestrian crash at Belmont and Pulaski underscores Illinois laws on driver visibility, pedestrian right-of-way, and winter road safety. Analysis for insurance and legal professionals.
Washington flooding highlights importance of comprehensive auto insurance for flood-damaged vehicles. Key insights on claims, repairs, and coverage limits for insurance professionals.
Long Island community leaders call for urgent New York State reforms to address soaring auto insurance premiums and affordability challenges affecting working families. Anti-fraud measures and policy actions are urged for 2026 legislative session.
Michigan's 2019 auto insurance reform led to $357 average savings per vehicle, reduced uninsured motorist rates, and adjustments in PIP coverage. The reform's impact continues to shape Michigan's insurance market.
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner approves State Farm’s 2026 rate changes: 5.9% average auto insurance decrease and 9.7% homeowners insurance increase, reflecting hurricane risk and claim trends.
DBRS Morningstar keeps a neutral outlook for Canada's property and casualty insurance sector in 2026 amid underwriting discipline, competitive pricing, regulatory changes, and climate-related risks, with easing reinsurance costs improving insurer resilience.
DLC Group and Sonnet Insurance launch a referral partnership integrating home and auto insurance into the Velocity mortgage platform, enhancing compliance and customer experience.
Collision repair shops across the U.S. are adjusting to a 3%-5% decline in auto insurance claims in 2024 through staffing cuts, new service lines, enhanced marketing, and insurer partnerships to sustain profitability amid market fluctuations.
Explore how rising vehicle theft rates, particularly in North Carolina and other top states, impact auto insurance premiums and claims management strategies.
Colorado faces some of the highest auto and home insurance premiums in the U.S., driven by rising repair costs and state laws that encourage prolonged litigation. Key legal reforms could reduce costs but face opposition.
