J.D. Power's 2025 U.S. Auto Insurance Study reveals declining customer satisfaction, challenges in claims handling, and financial recovery indicators for auto insurers.

Florida driver challenges Allstate's total loss claim decision after repairing her car, highlighting key issues in collision coverage and claim disputes.

Explore key insights from first-time driver accidents in the U.S., highlighting incident causes, insurance challenges, and risk management implications for the auto insurance industry.

Texas jury awards $80 million in wrongful death lawsuit after unlicensed driver causes fatal crash, highlighting legal and insurance liabilities in youth driving incidents.

Severe storm damage in Missouri exposes insurance claims delays and coverage gaps, with affected homeowners facing adjuster visit delays and inequities in insurance coverage.

FEMA provides federal aid for Arkansas homeowners and renters affected by March storms, coordinating with insurance claims and SBA disaster loans under DR-4865-AR.

Explore how homeowners insurance covers food spoilage and appliance damage due to storm-related power outages. Learn claim tips and coverage details for effective loss recovery.

California Bureau of Automotive Repair proposes new regulations to address teardown disclosures and storage fees amid repair authorization delays, aiming to enhance transparency and compliance in collision repair and auto insurance sectors.

Texas appeals court upholds State Farm's federal interpleader action in a contested $800,000 life insurance policy dispute, highlighting insurer protections and beneficiary claim protocols.

Vault Medical Services settled for $8M over allegations of submitting false claims to the HRSA COVID-19 Uninsured Program for insured patients, underscoring regulatory scrutiny on insurance claims.