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It's not an unthinkable notion. There have been a handful of attempts at systematically moving populations away from regions severely affected by climate change.
January 21 -
The insurance market going into the Jan. 7 catastrophe already had been hit with non-renewals and cancellations -- and an overburdened state-supported insurance plan. A Morningstar analyst said the state insurance commissioner's reform strategy could have turned it around but now faces new obstacles.
January 16 -
Among the top risks cited by executives were cyber incidents, business interruption and the impacts from natural catastrophes.
January 15 -
A round up of announcements and actions by California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara and the state's Department of Insurance to assist residents with claims and insurance-related issues.
January 15 -
It's essential for insurers to be ready when disasters strike.
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Los Angeles is bracing for critical wildfire conditions again as dry winds scour Southern California.
January 15 -
The city of Los Angeles' electric and water utility was hit with a lawsuit faulting it for not supplying enough water to fight the biggest fire still raging in the second-largest U.S. metropolis.
January 14 -
The National Flood Insurance Program has been kept alive with short-term authorizations since 2017. Flood risk data and increased use could strengthen it.
January 14 -
The California FAIR Plan Association, already vulnerable financially, will likely need an assessment of insurers or policyholders as a rescue measure, according to experts.
January 14 -
Insurance carriers are using digital content to support policyholders around natural disasters, according to Keynova Group.
January 12