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Accidental Falls Result in More Than 5M ER Visits Annually: Study
A new study highlights the non-fatal injuries that frequently land Americans in the emergency room, with accidental falls topping the list. Unintentional firearm incidents are the least common, ...
U.S. Auto Safety Agency Says 52M Air Bag Inflators Should Be Recalled Over Rupture Threat
U.S. auto safety regulators said on Tuesday that 52 million air bag inflators produced by auto suppliers ARC Automotive and Delphi Automotive need to be recalled because they may rupture and send ...
When MGAs manage a high volume of insurance submissions, underwriting speed often depends on what happens before an underwriter ever...
Lawyers Claim Cable TV and Phone Companies Liable in Maui Fires
After a visit to a warehouse where Hawaiian Electric Company is housing power poles and electrical equipment that may be key to the investigation of last month's devastating fires on Maui, lawyers ...
After Countrywide Pause, InsurTech Hippo Slowly Reemerging Next Week
A profitability problem that would have otherwise taken InsurTech Hippo half a year to correct is on the mend after just 30 days, the chief executive officer said at an investor conference Thursday. ...
California Crisis Fixes: RAA Recommends Insurance Code Changes
The Reinsurance Association of America (RAA) has weighed in with some recommended fixes to the growing homeowners insurance crisis in California, warning policymakers to be mindful of the risks of ...
U.S. Workers Less Motivated Than in 2022, New Data Shows
Motivation among American workers is on the wane this year, and a majority of them aren't highly engaged with their jobs — reducing their productivity — a new survey shows. The ADP Research ...
Hurricane Lee Could Become First Cat 5 of the Season
A new hurricane off the Atlantic coast has the potential to turn into a Category Five hurricane, according to the National Hurricane Center. Wind speeds could reach 160 mph, according to Phil ...
Global Fears Are Feeding Demand for Lloyd’s of London Insurance, CEO Says
Growing fears about the state of the world are pushing more people to take out insurance even as prices rise, Lloyd's of London Chief Executive Officer John Neal said. Rising inflation, recession ...