These Southwestern Counties Were Ranked Safest from Natural Disasters March 23, 2023 A city in New Mexico and five counties in Colorado ranked in the top 10 for lowest-risk areas for natural...
Kentucky Governor Signs Bill: Guaranty Fund Won’t Pay Claims from Self-Insurers March 23, 2023 By Insurance Journal Staff Reports Kentucky’s governor this week signed into law a bill that seeks to make one thing perfectly clear: The Kentucky Insurance...
Report: Nearly 3,000 Buildings Affected by California Floods March 22, 2023 An analysis released on Wednesday shows 2,933 properties were impacted by flooding across California, with an average inundation depth at...
11 Injured in Southern California Apartment Complex Fire March 21, 2023 At least 11 people were injured when a fire erupted in a large Los Angeles apartment complex, authorities said. Five...
Alabama Senate Panel Wants $1B in Pandemic Relief for Infrastructure, Broadband March 17, 2023 Alabama lawmakers on Wednesday advanced a House-passed plan to use the state’s final $1 billion in federal pandemic relief funds...
Amendment to Florida Tort-Reform Would Grant One-Way Attorney Fees in Some Cases March 15, 2023 By William Rabb A sponsor of a far-reaching Florida tort-reform bill warned last week that the measure, unlike previously adopted insurance legislation, is...
Former Maryland Police Chief Convicted of Multiple Arsons Targeting His ‘Enemies’ March 14, 2023 A former Maryland police chief was convicted Thursday of intentionally setting fire to buildings belonging to his adversaries, leading various...
Groups Charge Alabama Officials with Discrimination in Wastewater Funds Allocation March 10, 2023 Environmental organizations have filed a civil rights complaint against Alabama, accusing the state of discriminating against minority communities in how...
Viewpoint: Stronger Building Standards Must Be the Norm March 10, 2023 By Mark Berven Regardless of where you call home, we all face growing risk of damage related to extreme weather. Hurricanes, wildfires, winter...
Judge Wants Fla. Adjuster Suspended, But Question Arises: Must Appraisers Be Licensed? March 9, 2023 By William Rabb A public adjuster that has been vilified by insurers for disrupting and delaying property inspections could soon be suspended for...