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Insurer's $726,000 fire claim fails after expert can't explain blaze

The fire was ruled accidental - proving who to blame turned out to be the hard part

Fire Safety Reinsurance Facility grows, but the cladding crisis has not eased

Year-two data shows 730 risks covered and near-complete placement certainty - while remediation lags well behind schedule

One house fire, eighteen spreadsheets, zero bad faith

The insurer paid hundreds of thousands. The homeowners wanted more. A court just weighed in

After Massive Cold Storage Fire, New California Law Holds Companies More Liable

California companies must now have insurance to cover emergency needs for residents before a building permit will be issued.

Banyan Risk launches Red Fox to write wildfire-exposed property

The new venture will offer up to $10 million in non-admitted primary limits for commercial properties and high-value homes in California and the Western US.

Exhibition explores how London turned fire and coffee into an insurance industry

Early insurance policies, fire marks and Edward Lloyd’s signature feature in an exhibition tracing the financial dealings of London’s coffee houses.Read more ›

Insurers' own rebuild estimates are driving most underinsurance, study finds

A study of more than 74,000 California fire claims finds most destroyed homes were covered for less than they cost to rebuild

Electrolux claims insurer froze it out of its own policy after house fire

Additional insured says carrier left it to fund its own settlement

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State Farm Moves to Reopen California Home Insurance for Fire-Hardened Homes

State Farm could resume some California home policies for fire-hardened homes, with new implications for agents, sellers, and buyers.

FIGA loses bid to block housefire contents claim over missing inventory

The insurer agreed to admit the evidence, then argued it was not enough. That did not go well

Southern California wildfires spare most homes as fire-zone market stays fragile

Insured losses look limited, but the fires come as California’s homeowners market is still recovering from January 2025.

Water damage has the highest denial rate of any homeowners claim - it matters for every client

The most common home insurance claim is also the most likely to be disputed. The line between covered and excluded sits exactly where most homeowners stop paying attention

Hawk Fire reaches 85% containment - now comes the question of what each policy actually covers

Forty homes destroyed in a state where wildfire coverage can now be carved out of standard homeowners' policies. Whether each loss is covered depends on when the policy was last re...

Suspected arson forces 280 evacuations at Kent hotel; insurers face a live BI test

Structural concerns are already being raised about the building. This question will shape both the property and business interruption claims to come

Commercial Property Casualty Claims

When a disaster strikes your business or property, are you insured, for what, and to what extent are some of your earliest questions. To maximize your recovery of the benefits of t...

Introducing Rent-by-the-Room Insurance—Property & Liability for Coliving Rentals

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Established program manager, REInsurePro, expands insurance offering to increasingly popular rental strategy Kansas City, MO, September 1, 2026 – REInsurePro,...

Federal Insurance keeps excess position after Reliance insolvency leaves coverage gap

Covered means covered - even when the insurer behind the policy can't pay

Building resilient roofs in the insurance era

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L.A. County investigates FAIR Plan's claims practices after widespread complaints

Los Angeles County looks into the claims practices of the California FAIR Plan, the state's insurer of last resort, after January 2025 wildfire victims' complaints.

BIBA and Mi Specialty flood scheme marks 10 years with £9m paid in claims

The scheme has helped 1,500 businesses since 2016, but specialist commercial flood cover remains a narrow corner of the market

Beyond the national number: What builders need to know about today’s insurance market

S&P GMI shows 1.8% approved rate change through July 2026, while NAIC data points to uneven pressure by region

Underwriters keep arriving after the risk has already been decided

The ABI wants insurance built into Whitehall's infrastructure planning, arguing that earlier involvement could improve insurability and unlock capacity for major projects

Uninsurable Future: Managing the Climate-Change-Fueled Home Insurance Crisis

On January 7 2025, an ill wind began to blow down the mountain canyons north of Los Angeles. Upland forests and shrubs were already bone dry thanks to a delayed start to the winter...