Property

Chubb Sues Over Unlicensed Adjuster in $1.77M Fire Claim
Regulatory & Compliance Chubb Sues Over Unlicensed Adjuster in $1.77M Fire Claim

What happens when a devastating house fire sparks not just a fight for compensation, but a legal war over who gets to speak for the victims? In Minnesota, a high-stakes drama unfolds as Chubb Indemnity Insurance Company takes on an unlicensed public adjuster in a federal lawsuit tied to a $1.77

Yutree and Peach Unveil Property Owners Binder for Brokers
Insurance Yutree and Peach Unveil Property Owners Binder for Brokers

In a dynamic move that underscores the evolving landscape of commercial insurance, two key players have joined forces to address a pressing gap in the market for brokers, highlighting their innovative approach. The collaboration between a prominent insurance brokerage and underwriting agency and a

How Is Juneau Coping with Record Glacier Flood Evacuations?
Regulatory & Compliance How Is Juneau Coping with Record Glacier Flood Evacuations?

Imagine a city where the serene beauty of towering glaciers masks a growing peril, as annual floods from melting ice threaten to wash away homes and livelihoods in Juneau, Alaska. This is not a distant fear but a stark reality, with the Mendenhall River recently cresting at unprecedented levels

California Ballot Initiative Threatens Insurance Protections
Insurance California Ballot Initiative Threatens Insurance Protections

In the heart of California, a seismic shift in the insurance landscape looms on the horizon as a proposed ballot initiative takes aim at Proposition 103, a foundational law from 1988 that has governed the regulation of home, auto, and other property insurance rates for decades. This bold measure,

How Do Credit Scores Impact Homeowners Insurance Costs?
Risk Management How Do Credit Scores Impact Homeowners Insurance Costs?

Imagine a homeowner who has diligently fortified their property against natural disasters, installing storm shutters and reinforcing the roof, only to discover that their insurance premiums are nearly double those of a neighbor with a less secure home, all because of a lower credit score. Recent

Why Are Insurers Abandoning Vulnerable Hawaiian Homes?
Insurance Why Are Insurers Abandoning Vulnerable Hawaiian Homes?

In the idyllic landscapes of Hawaiʻi, a troubling trend has emerged that threatens the stability of countless homeowners: insurance companies are increasingly refusing to cover properties deemed too risky due to their proximity to the ocean or the age of their structures. This growing crisis has

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