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United Policyholders’ One-Year Los Angeles Fire Survey & the Kind of Advocacy Policyholders Deserve

There are very few organizations in the insurance world that have earned the level of trust and respect United Policyholders has. United Policyholders (UP) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3)...

After the Storm- A Policyholder’s Step-by-Step Guide to Maximizing Your Commercial Property Insurance Claim

A hurricane, a fire, a burst pipe, a tornado, when disaster strikes your business, properly reporting the property damage to your property insurer is only the beginning of the chal...

Privilege Underwriters grows surplus in 2025, returns $50 million to members

Company enters its 20th year with an A (Excellent) AM Best rating

PURE Insurance allocates $50 million to member accounts

Longtime policyholders will also receive financial distributions

NFIP Flood Insurance Policy Pitfalls: What South Carolina Policyholders Should Know Before Disaster Strikes

Many property owners in the Palmetto State rely on the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) for protection against flood damage. However, NFIP policies contain numerous provisio...

NFIP Flood Insurance Policy Pitfalls: What South Carolina Policyholders Should Know Before Disaster Strikes

If you own property in South Carolina, particularly along the coast from Hilton Head to Myrtle Beach or in flood-prone areas near Charleston or the low country, you likely have con...

Insurer Delays After Spring Storms: What Commercial Property Owners Can Do

Florida court revives contractor's AOB claim against Universal Property over mold paperwork

Florida appeals judges weren't buying the insurer's argument over a Hurricane Sally mold invoice

Garden Grove Evacuees, It’s Time to Start Contacting Your Insurance

If you were evacuated by the Garden Grove chemical emergency, your policy's ALE coverage may reimburse hotel stays, meals, and relocation — but documentation is key.

Campaign promises offered as assurances on California’s troubled resi insurance market

The average gap between the insurance payouts offered to Pacific Palisades residents who lost their homes in last year’s fire versus what it will cost them to rebuild shakes out to...

Disaster tax relief bill advances as insurers push resilience agenda

Bill could improve recovery outcomes for households and businesses while improving insurance market stability

Revealed – top cyber insurance companies in the USA for 2026

Broker votes and product submissions identify the carriers delivering when it counts

Insurer sues Beverly Hills policyholder to end $3.7M fire claim fight

Masked arsonists, silent alarms on a VoIP line, and a stalled appraisal panel

Georgia bars policy cancellations for non-payment across 91 wildfire-hit counties

The open-ended moratorium spans all lines and 91 counties – no expiration in sight

How fire-damaged small businesses rebuilt when insurance failed

Micro-captive insurance plans under the Internal Revenue Code are providing small businesses in California the ability to rebuild faster after wildfires.

Hurricane season: Are you covered for damages?

As many residents learned during the Kona low storms, standard homeowners and renters insurance policies do not cover flood damage. The lack of coverage can also apply to hurricane...

Pen Underwriting taps Zurich, Hiscox for household insurance consortium

New multi-year deal brings A-rated capacity to one of the UK's most volatile segments

Preparing a Stronger Hawai‘i

A statewide initiative for disaster recovery by Hawaiʻi Community Foundation.

Are You Prepared? Understanding Your Homeowner’s Insurance Before and After a Claim

Homeowner’s insurance is one of the most important protections you have for your property, yet many homeowners don’t fully understand their coverage until they need to file a claim...

PCAPIA Has an Outstanding Spring Meeting

The Pacific Coast Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (PCAPIA), previously known as the California Association of Public Insurance Adjusters, was started in 1978. The attenda...

New MGA targets California’s high-value homeowners gap

Acrisure-backed managing general agent focuses on complex, wildfire-exposed risks

Use of Hurricane Relief Fund grows significantly

State lawmakers on Monday received an update on Hawaii’s efforts to stabilize its strained property insurance market, with officials pointing to early gains from the Hawaii Hurrica...

Mobile homeowner speaks out after State Farm ends coverage

After decades with State Farm, a Lafayette Parish mobile homeowner faces sudden policy cancellation, highlighting challenges other Louisiana residents may encounter with coverage.

Eighth Circuit hands Unum a clean win on long-term-care denial

A 40-year-old injury, a 20-year premium run, and one policy clause that ended it all