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Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano Spews Fountains of Lava in Latest Eruption
Scientists were bracing for high lava fountains during the latest episode of an ongoing eruption of Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano. Lava fountains have reached heights of…
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After Decades of Abuse Complaints, New York Pediatrician Ordered to Pay $1.6 Billion
Starting in the 1980s, New York law enforcement and health officials fielded sexual abuse complaints from the young patients of a respected pediatrician who ran…
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911 Not Part of Emergency Services, Barring Dispatcher Liability Coverage
A 911 dispatch center is not necessarily part of a county’s emergency services department and is not covered by a secondary liability insurance policy, a…
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Trump Issues Order to Block State Climate Change Policies
U.S. President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Tuesday that aims to block the enforcement of state laws passed to reduce the use of…
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What Two Oil Firm Ads Show About Where UK Regulator Draws Line on Greenwashing
An ad for TotalEnergies SE inflated the oil company’s investments in renewable energy, misleading consumers, the UK’s advertising regulator ruled on Wednesday. Another commercial for…
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Rebates on HO Premiums? It’s a Thing, Orion180 Says in Launching Florida Coverage
Orion180, a property insurance and surplus lines carrier founded in Melbourne, Florida, in 2016, has now started writing policies in the state where it is…
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Liberty Mutual CEO Sweeney Elected Chairman as Long Retires
Liberty Mutual’s Timothy M. Sweeney, president and chief executive officer, has been elected chairman of Liberty Mutual Holding Co. David H. Long Sweeney succeeds, David…
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Liberty Mutual Settles With Travelers Over New York Subcontractor Liability Coverage
Liberty Mutual reported that it has reached a settlement with Travelers Insurance in a case involving a construction firm being sued by a man who was injured when he fell down an elevator shaft… More
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Trump Has Companies in Europe and Asia Walking a DEI Tightrope
Donald Trump’s executive order dismantling diversity, equity and inclusion efforts is making waves at international companies in Europe,…
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Companies Tell Investors DOGE Cuts Will Ultimately Pay Off
US executives are trying to soothe concerns that the Department of Government Efficiency’s contract-slashing spree might hurt profits,…
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California and the P&C Market Outlook
This post is part of a series sponsored by AgentSync. After years of watching insurance carriers exit the…
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Great Bay Insurance Group names new presidents in leadership shift
Lovatt, who has 40 years of insurance industry experience, was a founding member of the group. He has…
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Mutual Capital Group completes acquisition of ICC Holdings
Established in 2009, MCG’s subsidiaries include Mutual Capital Analytics, Inc., Mutual Capital Investment Fund, LP, Mutual Capital Services,…
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Amwins introduces excess casualty program for public entities
Program provides coverage for municipalities, schools and more
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Allstate ordered to show bonus plans over storm damage claim refusal
3. Discovery sanctions Chenevert also sought attorneys’ fees and costs as sanctions, arguing that Allstate’s discovery objections were…
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What needs to change about the insurance sector?
The Meet the Executive Series welcomes Sun Life’s Irlande Audenier, in association with NAAIA. In this interview, she…
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State Farm in court after insurance agent puts wrong information on certificate
It’s insurance policy v insurance certificate when contractor has serious accident
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Wildfire fallout – insurers set to reassess risk, tighten policies in California
“Clearing dead plants, removing wooden furniture, (these are) things people might overlook outside forested areas,” said Heron. “There…