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Underwriters Wary of PFAS Amid ‘Superstorm’ of Litigation, Regulation

Insurance Journal

As litigation and regulation increase around per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), insurance underwriting is tightening across lines. Insurance professionals who specialize in PFAS say insurers are mandating coverage exclusions and, in some cases, declining to write liability policies at all …

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SURE and SageSure Launch Non-Admitted Business Owners Policy in California

Insurance Journal

SureChoice Underwriters Reciprocal Exchange in partnership with SageSure launched a non-admitted business owners policy in California. The program will service more than 400 business classes across eight industries, including restaurants, offices, wholesale, habitational, lessor risks, retail, service, and artisan contractors.

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TWIA Actuarial Committee Recommends 10% Rate Increase for 2025 Policies

Insurance Journal

The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association Actuarial & Underwriting Committee voted on Monday, July 15 to recommend that the TWIA Board of Directors approve a rate filing to increase rates by 10% for 2025 residential policies and by 10% for 2025 …

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Cargo Insurance: The Five Policies You Need to Protect Your Fleet

Central Insurance

This article will explore key insights from Jason McConkey, Director of Transportation Underwriting at […] The post Cargo Insurance: The Five Policies You Need to Protect Your Fleet appeared first on Central Insurance Blog.

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Court Permits Parties to Cure Defective Diversity Jurisdiction in Suit Against Underwriters at Lloyd’s

The Property Insurance Law Observer

Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s, London, et al. 2024), to preserve diversity jurisdiction, the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York permitted a plaintiff insured to drop non-diverse, dispensable defendant Underwriters at Lloyd’s, London (“Underwriters”) which subscribed to a commercial property insurance policy.

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States’ AI-Related Legislation Aimed at Insurance Is ‘Unfounded,’ Says NAMIC

Insurance Journal

By Chad Hemenway Policy discussions on the use of artificial intelligence in insurance are ‘unfounded’ and ‘detrimental to policyholders,’ according to an analysis from the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC). The use of AI in insurance underwriting and …

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Lloyd’s of London Must Stop Supporting Fossil Fuel Expansion, NGO Says

Insurance Journal

Some European insurers, including Generali and Zurich, have imposed restrictions on underwriting for … The Lloyd’s of London market is undermining climate action and should impose binding rules to prevent insurers supporting fossil fuel expansion, NGO Reclaim Finance said on Wednesday.