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Drones to Assess Harvey Damage Will Share Space With Other Tech
In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and the flooding that followed, property/casualty insurers are ramping up for their widest use of drones to date to help facilitate the processing of catastrophe ...
Insurers Might Escape Harvey-Related Legal Fights Due to New Texas Law
As if victims of Hurricane Harvey didn't have enough to deal with, a Texas law that takes effect Sept. 1 may make it harder for them to sue insurers for payment of claims. Texas House Bill 1774, ...
Wells Fargo Accused of Charging Improper Mortgage Fees in Proposed Class Action Lawsuit
A homeowner has filed a proposed class action lawsuit accusing Wells Fargo & Co of improperly charging thousands of customers nationwide to lock in interest rates when their mortgage applications ...
Lloyd’s Insurers’ Hurricane Harvey Risks Drive Investors Away
Lloyd's of London insurers dropped amid speculation that they will suffer losses from Tropical Storm Harvey that's battering Houston, the epicenter of the U.S. oil industry. The storm, which which ...
Hurricane Harvey Flood Insured Losses in Texas Could Rival Katrina’s
Flood damage in Texas from Hurricane Harvey may equal that from 2005's Hurricane Katrina, the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history, said an insurance research group on Sunday. As heavy rain ...
Ironshore’s Singapore Arm Debuts Legal Event Expense Cover
Ironshore, via its Singapore branch, launched a specialty professional lines product that offers protection for after-the-event legal expenses to mitigate commercial litigation loss exposure. ...
Harvey Aftermath: Half of Residential/Commercial Properties in Houston Likely Lack Flood Insurance
In the wake of Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath along the Texas coast, one ominous reality has emerged: just over 50 percent of residential and commercial properties in metro Houston likely lack ...
Insurers Slammed by S&P 500 Declines as Investors Weigh Harvey’s Costs
Insurance stocks were among the biggest decliners in the S&P 500 Index as investors weighed the impact of home and auto damages tied to Hurricane Harvey, which hit Texas as a Category 4 storm ...