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Triple-I: California Insurers Still Impacted by 2017-2018 Wildfires
Paying out more than twice as much in claims and expenses as collected in premiums in both 2017 and 2018, California homeowners insurers are still feeling the impact in 2023, according to the ...
As Complaints Against Pharmacists Rise So Does the Cost to Defend Them
The cost to defend complaints against pharmacists to their State Board has increased more than 100 percent in the last decade, according to a newly released claim report published by Healthcare ...
Minivans Disappoint When it Comes to Rear Seat Safety
Of four popular minivan models tested in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) updated moderate overlap front crash test, not one earned an acceptable or good rating. The Chrysler ...
Global Business Group Developing Standards to Account for Climate Risks
An international working group of 40 business and finance executives on Monday presented companies with guidelines on explaining to investors their dependence on ecosystems in a bid to better manage ...
NFL’s Injury Data Analysis Aids in Predicting, Preventing Injuries
The NFL's health and safety initiatives focus heavily on concussions, the face of football's ever-present danger. Torn knee ligaments are instant headlines, ending seasons for star players in a split ...
Separate Casino Cyber Attacks Highlight Continued Market Risk
Two cyber attacks against two separate casinos in Las Vegas last week highlight the continued cyber insurance market risk resulting from tenacious ransomware groups, according to Guy Carpenter's ...
U.S. Pipeline Regulator Awards $15M in Safety Grants
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) on Wednesday awarded $14.8 million in grants for pipeline safety training and technological ...
10 States Want Judge to Block Changes to National Flood Insurance Program
Increases in federal flood insurance premiums that are projected to surpass 700 percent over the coming years are already leading people to back out of home purchases and will likely lead to an ...