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Hawaiian lava flows are now an insurance concern: What does that mean for homeowners and carriers?

The volcano is erupting, and lava is flowing in your direction, but its flowing very slowly so you have time to gather your belongings and move to safety.

By Rosalie L. Donlon | Updated on November 12, 2014
Something deadly this way comes.

Good news: The volcano is erupting, and lava is flowing in your direction, but it’s flowing very slowly so you have time to gather your belongings and move to safety.

Bad news: The volcano is erupting, lava is flowing in your direction, and there’s no way to divert it. All you can do is watch it destroy your home or business.

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