American Family Shuts Down Some Systems to Investigate ‘Unusual Activity’
American Family Insurance shut down "several business systems" after the insurer said it "detected unusual activity in a portion of its network."
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GEICO Lays Off 6% of Workforce; Will Require More In-Office Time
In a letter to employees, GEICO president and chief executive officer Todd Combs said the Berkshire Hathaway company is laying off 2,000 associates, or about 6 percent of the workforce. "This will ...
American Family Insurance Confirms Staff Reductions
American Family has confirmed recent reports of layoffs, saying that it is "working to increase efficiency and manage costs" across its five insurance companies. The insurer did not provide specifics ...
Commercial Auto Insurers Face Bleak Profit Outlook
Underwriting losses in U.S. commercial auto have returned to pre-pandemic levels and rate increases have not been enough to keep up with severity trends. "The liability component has been more ...
Reforms Needed for ‘Dark Money’ Third-Party Litigation Funding: APCIA
In support of recent efforts at the state and federal levels of government to curtail third-party litigation funding, the American Property Casualty Insurance Association has asked the House ...
Judge in $6B 3M Settlement Issues Order to Stop Litigation Funding
A federal judge has barred attorneys and claimants involved in 3M's $6 billion settlement with U.S. military service members from any third-party litigation funding agreements. District Judge M. ...
Chubb Loses Bid to Enforce D&O Coverage Exclusions in Opioid-Related Case
A federal judge in North Carolina has ruled against a Chubb subsidiary in its attempt to rid itself of defense-cost obligations in opioid-related litigation by enforcing two policy exclusions. ...
2023 to Test Recent Growth in Private Flood Insurance Market
Tile, Amazon Face Lawsuit From Stalking Victims Over Tracking Device Product
InclusionScore CEO: Recent Events Highlight Need to Rein in Costly D&I Risk