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State lawmakers approved a trailer bill to last year's budget that aided Medi-Cal and provided funding to local governments affected by January's wildfires.

The McCarran-Ferguson Act was enacted in 1945 and regulates insurance at the state level to create a competitive market.

Jonathan Todd, partner at Benesch Law and Phil Nester, senior managing associate at Benesch Law shared responses on how current and proposed tariffs could impact the insurance industry.

Offerings that help workers take care of personal matters are just as important to the workforce as their health and wellness.

The need for more granular forecasts is becoming more pressing as climate change increases the odds of extreme weather.

Carriers can reduce their development risks but should be patient and set expectations with partners, executives say.

Multi-factor authentication is a powerful security measure, but for independent insurance agents, it can disrupt workflows and sap productivity.

Effective claims automation requires a cultural shift that prioritizes people, processes and strategic alignment.

Pat Kinsel, CEO and founder of Proof, shares its origin story and what pain points the technology is solving.

An administrative law judge began hearings on an interim emergency homeowners insurance rate increase by State Farm General, the insurer's California unit. Attorneys for State Farm say the company's finances require the increase, to keep insurance available in the state. Opponents say only risk is a valid reason, not protecting the insurer's finances.

Keynova Group shared its Q1 2025 edition of the Mobile Insurance Scorecard. Progressive and Geico tied for first overall in mobile user experience.

As climate change fuels natural disasters around the world, employers are left looking for solutions to protect their workers.

Jamie Warner of Plymouth Rock Assurance focuses on the use of data and technology in the insurance space, and the STEM job opportunities available for today's graduates.

Chris Wolpert learned the power of publishing in getting across his benefits-advising message, earn street cred, and court prospective clients.

Employers that consider their benefit programs before disaster strikes can make them more accessible to employees when events actually occur.

The energy demands of AI mean that its benefits can be negated by climate damage, troubling executives surveyed by KPMG.

A new webinar from the Travelers Institute examined the intersection between mental and physical health and looked at the evolving labor market.

Insurers resort to subrogation when they suspect that a third party is ultimately responsible for the losses. Rather than deal with the recovery risk, insurers have been selling claims on to alternative investment managers.

Insurers had already doled out more than $12 billion to pay for wildfire damages as of early March, according to California state officials.

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