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Texas House Advances Bill to Allow Homes on Smaller Lots
The Texas House gave a thumbs Wednesday to a bill allowing smaller homes on smaller lots in Texas’ biggest cities, part of a broad push…
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Most consumers not sold on fully digital insurance experience – Insurity
Customer attrition linked to unsatisfactory tech experiences and service gaps
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ZestyAI Gains Michigan Approval
ZestyAI announced that the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services has approved its severe convective storm suite. The approval comes as Michigan contends with…
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Third-party litigation funding fuels surge in legal advertisements – Triple-I
A previous ATRA report concerning the advertising landscape shows that spending is concentrated in key media markets. In 2024, major cities such as Los Angeles,…
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Former WV Fire Official Sentenced to 33 Months for Arson, Insurance Fraud
A former West Virginia volunteer fire official who pleaded guilty to fraud after burning down his home and misusing the fire department’s credit card has…
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How coverage gaps are undermining housing efforts
Rising premiums add new strain to homelessness response
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Congress Could Unravel Biden’s Climate Law. Here’s What to Watch
The Republican-led House of Representatives has narrowly passed a giant tax and spending bill that would end Inflation Reduction Act subsidies for clean power years…
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Extreme Weather Is Stress-Testing India’s Infrastructure Drive
Indian monsoons this year — the earliest onset since 2009 — damaged new public infrastructure across the country, putting pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s push for an infrastructure upgrade in the world’s fifth-largest… More
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Tokio Marine Launches Green Unit, Eyes $1 Billion Revenues by 2030
Japanese insurer Tokio Marine has set up a unit to insure activities linked to the low-carbon transition such…
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Maryland Car Dealer Accused of Denying Employee’s Service Dog for PTSD
Criswell Chevrolet, Inc., a Maryland car dealership group, violated federal law by refusing to allow a parts department…
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Free Speech Beats Zoning in Spat Over New Hampshire Pastry Shop Painting
A New Hampshire town’s attempt to force a bakery to remove or alter its painting that shows sunbeams…
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Eleos Life joins US market via partnerships with Assurity and SCOR
Licensed in 41 states plus the District of Columbia, Eleos Life plans to distribute its products via banks,…
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$2.1M Settlement With Family of Alaska Teen Fatally Shot by Officer
Alaska’s largest city has reached a $2.1 million settlement with the family of a 16-year-old girl who was…
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Appeals Court Affirms City of Boston Is Not Liable in School Shooting
The city of Boston is immune from liability for a shooting that took place at a city school…
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Washington Labor Contractor Fined $1.25M for Workplace Violations
A farm labor contractor was fined $1.25 million for operating without a license and failing to provide nearly…
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Immigration Crackdown Unnerves Once-Protected Cuban Exiles in Florida
Immigration officials said Tomás Hernández worked in high-level posts for Cuba’s foreign intelligence agency for decades before migrating…
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Alabama Study Shows Fortified Homes Paying Off for Insurers, Homeowners
A new Alabama study of hurricane-affected homes sends a clear message to insurers and homeowners nationwide: climate-resilient construction…
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As Schools Prepare to Pay Athletes, What Role Will Insurance Play?
As colleges and universities prepare to legally pay athletes for the first time in National Collegiate Athletic Association…