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AI in Property/Casualty Insurance: Why Trusted Data Is the Missing Link
Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving rapidly from experimentation to execution in the property/casualty insurance industry. From AI-driven claims estimation to predictive underwriting and fraud ...
Viewpoint: Agentic AI Is Coming to Insurance Industry – Much Faster Than You Think
There has been much discussion in the insurance industry about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it can take on mundane, laborious tasks and complete them in a fraction of the time it would take a ...
The Future of Knowledge in Insurance: From Training to AI-Powered Productivity
Like many legacy sectors, the insurance industry has long relied on structured courses and compliance modules to onboard and train new employees. Such an approach measures training success by ...
Executive Utterances: On Presenting
The fastest way to lose a room is to start talking before you've said anything worth hearing. Whether you're presenting to an audience of 1,000 or speaking to your own work group, the first words you ...
6 Warning Signs for Insurers: How to Anticipate, Respond to Pipe Freezes
The polar vortex and related harsh weather conditions in many parts of the U.S. last winter led to elevated risks of pipe-freeze incidents from the Northeast and Midwest all the way down through the ...
Evolving Trends in Coverage Litigation: What Carriers Need to Know
Since 2022, the landscape of coverage litigation in U.S. district courts has shifted significantly, signaling new challenges and opportunities for property/casualty insurers. Recent findings from Lex ...
Lack of Hurricanes Is Leading to Lack of Experience for Adjusters
A lack of bad weather isn't always a good thing. It looks like the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is wrapping up in quiet fashion—aside from Hurricane Melissa, which caused catastrophic damage in ...
Why Insurance Telematics Integrations Fail
Almost 90 percent of commercial fleets use telematics systems. Yet commercial auto insurance has posted combined ratios above 100 in 12 of the last 13 years. The paradox deepens when you examine the ...