Insurance

Reed Smith insurance plaintiff attorney Hugh Lumpkin points to 90% of Citizens Property Insurance arbitrations denying claims, with insurer funding judges' salaries.

The federal flood insurance program, which lapsed just before the government shutdown, mostly covered severe repetitive flood risk that the industry cannot cover.

Mercury Insurance, among others, are building climate science teams to better inform their risk and pricing.

A new analysis from S&P Global Mobility forecasts more than 95 million autonomous vehicles on the road by 2035, changing traditional auto insurance coverage.

Deepa Soni becomes executive VIP and CIO, similar to her previous role at The Hartford.

Digital Insurance spoke with Veronika Torarp of PwC about the need for more climate resilience efforts, and what their benefits can be.

Mindy Chen, Mutual of Omaha's vice president of segment analytics, spoke with Digital Insurance about how AI is being used to improve the customer experience.

Mindy Chen, Mutual of Omaha's vice president of segment analytics, spoke with Digital Insurance about necessary skills and what insurance companies should be investing in.

Hedge funds speculating on wildfire insurance claims in California were just dealt a legal blow.

Changes in life insurance products require more than retrofitting legacy technology, insurance technology executives say.

Hippo appoints new chief data officer and several insurtech partnerships, plus more insurance news.

The Governors Highway Safety Association and Cambridge Mobile Telematics' new report suggests advanced predictive analytics to help prevent traffic deaths.

California governor's executive order tasks insurance regulator and other state agencies to make recommendations on mitigating wildfires, insurance affordability and availability, expediting insurance claims and more.

Budget cuts at the federal disaster agency are forcing insurance carriers to rethink underwriting, reinsurance, and catastrophe modeling, and pivot accordingly.

California insurance commissioner Ricardo Lara proposes stricter standards for Consumer Watchdog's compensation in representing home insurance policyholders against insurers' rate increase proposals.

According to the CCC's Q3 2025 report, average repair costs increased almost 4 percent.

Ransomware accounted for 60% of large cyber claims for the first half of the year, but frequency dropped 30%.

Insurers lack adequate and accurate data, even finding incorrect death certificates, making it more difficult to assess underwriting risk correctly.

AB 226, still subject to governor's approval, allows likely $1 billion of borrowing to cope with strains on the state's insurer of last resort.