www.insurancemarketandnews.com Global property and casualty insurers delivered their strongest average return on equity in years in 2025, but the latest…
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Car Theft Numbers Fall to Generational Low as Prevention Networks Show Results
www.insurancemarketandnews.com American car owners saw meaningful relief in 2025 as vehicle theft fell to its lowest point in decades, capping…
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Massive Jeep Safety Recall Issued After Fire Hazard Linked to Electrical Component
Federal auto safety officials have warned owners of certain Jeep vehicles to avoid parking them inside garages or near buildings…
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California Sets New Advisory Workers’ Compensation Rate as Cost Pressures Intensify
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has approved a new advisory premium rate for the state’s workers’ compensation insurance market, aiming…
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DOT Channels $1.73 Billion Into Roads, Bridges, and Transit Projects Spanning 52 States
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced on July 7, 2026, that it will direct $1.73 billion toward 127 infrastructure projects…
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Insurance Sector Shows Financial Resilience Despite Global Economic and Political Pressures
Commercial insurers are entering the second half of 2026 from a position of financial strength, even as inflation, geopolitical instability…
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Contractor Fraud Risks Escalate After Tornadoes and Severe Storms Strike Illinois
Illinois homeowners and business owners recovering from weeks of destructive weather are being urged to stay alert for contractor fraud…
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New York Unveils Landmark Reform to Expand Medical Access for Injured Workers
New York is moving to broaden access to medical treatment for injured employees through a major overhaul of its workers’…
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Tennessee Enacts Broad Workers’ Compensation Reforms as New Laws Take Effect
Tennessee has introduced a series of legislative changes that reshape several aspects of its workers’ compensation system, with most provisions…
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Washington State Raises Workers’ Compensation Penalties to Reflect Inflation
Businesses, self-insured employers and other participants in Washington State’s workers’ compensation system will face higher financial penalties for violations beginning…
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