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Access to vehicle collision data from Event Data Recorders is under consideration in a number of states this year, and the NHTSA is seeking to promulgate regulation regarding such data.

The motorcycle most likely to be targeted by thieves is Suzuki's GSX-R Series, according to a recent study of claim data on more than two million motorcycles insured over the past three years.

In an attempt to limit future losses from hurricanes, Allstate Insurance will not renew 95,000 residential homeowner policies in Florida.

As the 2005 hurricane season advances, repair costs for residents of the southeastern Unites States remain 20 to 40 percent higher than in other parts of the country.

A Fullerton, Calif., insurance claim adjuster and two accomplices have been arrested by California Department of Insurance Fraud investigators for their alleged participation in an auto insurance fraud scheme.

A recent survey commissioned by Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. has revealed a troubling lack of coverage knowledge among homeowners.

The United States property and casualty industry is expected to pay homeowners and businesses an estimated $920 million for insured property losses in the second quarter of 2005.

The record-breaking 2004 hurricane season led to a much greater focus on aggregate risk, which will prompt changes in catastrophe risk assessment.