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AI and automated technology are changing the pace of claims processing for insurers and policyholders.
New bills in front of the California state legislature both add to and further clarify existing insurance policies.
A federal district court in Florida has rejected an insured's bid to recover, as "consequential damages" in its breach of contract lawsuit against…
Accidents and property damage may not be covered by personal insurance policies.
Insurance professionals share their insights on the future of the industry, and reveal how their salaries related to their current workloads.
Automation and systems integration can help increase efficiency and simplify the claims process for carriers and insureds.
The U.S. has experienced considerable physical damage recently as well as the exacerbation of construction defects due to hurricanes and tropical depressions.
Insurance industry innovators are broadly investing in blockchain technology right now.
Looking to 2019, AI will continue to shape how insurers approach their business.
The IoT provides all of us involved in the management and transfer of risk an exciting opportunity to innovate.