As prediction markets offer new ways to hedge catastrophe exposure, legal experts warn that event-based payouts may leave property owners and businesses facing significant coverage gaps.
Federal officials alleged that company executives and supervisors subjected employees to repeated harassment while management failed to address complaints.
An insured's bankruptcy can halt litigation without eliminating insurance obligations, leaving carriers to navigate missing evidence, disputed settlements and unexpected financial exposure.
Automated systems generate nearly half of insurer fraud referrals, but investigators accept a much smaller share of those alerts than referrals from claims adjusters.
South Carolina investigators allege that false statements and forged medical bills supported a $223,176 insurance claim submitted to Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
Researchers developed a system that connects digital communications, financial transactions and device records to help investigators identify fraud evidence and relationships among suspects.
Historic river flooding devastates communities along the Georgia-Tennessee border, while the same storm system brings heavy rainfall and additional flash flood risks to the East Coast.
Heavy rainfall has triggered dangerous flooding in Brevard County, while forecasters monitor a separate Atlantic disturbance with a 20% chance of development.
Two Florida arrests reveal how an individual barred from selling insurance since 2002 allegedly collected premiums through a licensed agency while issuing fraudulent certificates of coverage.
Google DeepMind accurately anticipated Hurricane Isaias' Florida Panhandle landfall ahead of traditional forecasting models, but predicting storm strength remains a challenge.
Two newly disclosed vulnerabilities could allow attackers to take control of vulnerable web servers or access sensitive data. Organizations are being urged to apply emergency PHP updates as exploitation attempts emerge.
A proposed settlement resolves California's claims over a breach affecting nearly 7 million customers and a dispute over the transfer of sensitive genetic information during bankruptcy.
Gallagher Re reports below-average insured catastrophe losses through September 2026, even as severe storms, hail and drought generate billions in claims across major insurance markets.
A Texas insurance broker who collected premiums without issuing policies and defrauded investors through a fictitious loan program has been sentenced to more than 13 years in prison. Federal authorities are selling his seized car collection to help repay victims.
State investigators uncovered nearly $500,000 in alleged fraudulent auto insurance claims as officials intensify enforcement against staged crashes and organized fraud schemes.
