Courtney Hoff Dockerty

Gen Z workers tend to prioritize mental health support and flexible work arrangements more than previous generations.

October's roundup of top issues in the insurance industry discuss the potential uses for generative artificial intelligence within the industry, problems insurers might face in California and more.

Contentious insurance commissioner races, as well as potential policy changes are at stake this election season for insurers.

Insurers are adding artificial intelligence to streamline processes including claims and underwriting, while also combating fraud.

An increase in wildfire risk has led to a decrease in insurance options as insurers are dropping coverage in these areas.

Climate change has brought an increase of more severe natural disasters, causing many insurers to change their processes and policies.

In the three years since the Surfside condo collapse, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have made policy changes intended to address safety concerns.

Hurricane season has become more active due to climate change, leading to more damage — and more insurance claims. Here is how the industry is responding.

The rise of usage-based insurance programs and mandates for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are helping to promote road safety.

Three industry leaders share insights and advice on ways insurance companies can leverage new technology to help streamline processes and prevent employee burnout.