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Think You Have a Bad Faith Case? Here’s What Courts Actually Require in California

A recent federal court ruling in California involving State Farm and a commercial policyholder offers an important lesson for anyone litigating insurance bad...

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Think You Have a Bad Faith Case? Here’s What Courts Actually Require in California

A recent federal court ruling in California involving State Farm and a commercial policyholder offers an important lesson for anyone litigating insurance bad...

Who Owns the Customer? Carrier-Agency-Producer-Client Relationships in 2026

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What Insurance Agencies Should Know Before Migrating to a New Agency Management System

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Allstate and the Aspen Institute focus on improving trust

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28, 2025 – Today, Allstate and the Aspen Institute launched the Trust in Practice Awards to strengthen community relationships and build trust throughout...

Artificial Intelligence, Insurance, and Accountability

CBS12 News recently aired a troubling report, 1 shared by FAPIA, asking whether artificial intelligence is unfairly denying hurricane insurance claims in Florida....

Allstate issues new guidance to protect shoppers as identity scams surge ahead of the holidays

Key takeaways: October kicks off identity theft season, with the highest volume of fraudulent credit and loan applications all year.  Fraud applications account for nearly 70%...

Florida Judges Struggle with Required Evidence for Property Insurance Damages

Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal did something simple and important in its decision last week in Weston v. Universal. 1 It restored...

Paying More and Getting Less: How the Promise of Property Insurance Is Being Rewritten

At the New York Public Adjusters Association (NYPPA) conference yesterday, I sat in the audience as leading public adjuster Jade Bentz and attorney...

Veasley Damages in Mississippi| Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

While in Mississippi this week, working on a hurricane claim to three apartment complexes that fortunately resolved at mediation, I had the opportunity...

Supercharging the Digital Roundtrip of Insurance with AI

Remember in “The Avengers” movie when all the superheroes finally come together, and you just...

Colorado Division of Insurance Updates Rules for Obtaining Certified Policy Information

The Colorado Division of Insurance (DOI) has adopted a new regulation that changes how homeowners request certified copies of their insurance policies. Regulation...

Colorado Smoke and Soot Coverage Bulletin

For years, I’ve been warning that insurance companies are quietly working to limit or deny coverage for smoke, soot, and ash damage even...

Oklahoma Adopts New Insurance Laws Impacting Policyholders’ Right to Assign its Claim and Public Adjuster Compensation

The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) has issued Bulletin No. 2025-07, outlining several important legislative changes that will take effect on November 1, 2025....

Tornadoes, Tenants, and Traps in the Lease: Lessons on Insurance Obligations Between Landlords and Tenants

A recent decision, Fort Worth Partners, LLC v. Nilfisk, Inc., 1 should make every landlord, tenant, commercial property manager, and commercial and real estate...

Secrets Behind the Curtain: How Insurers Are Using “Trade Secrets” to Hide from Regulation

State Farm’s refusal to turn over documents to the Illinois Department of Insurance is more than just another corporate legal spat. It is...