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  Weather Risk

  Harvey could become first hurricane to strike Texas since 2008

  1:50PM | By Brian K. Sullivan, Laura Blewitt

  Currently a tropical depression, Harvey could develop into a hurricane just before landfall on Friday.

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  Weather Risk

  Trump FEMA chief supports cutting coverage for flood-prone homes

  1:08PM | By Christopher Flavelle

  President Donald Trump’s emergency management director said he’s pushing for an overhaul of disaster relief so that states, cities and homeowners bear more of the...

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  Weather Risk

  Is FEMA’s Superstorm Sandy review process working?

  6:30AM | By Steven A. Meyerowitz

  FEMA's Superstorm Sandy Claims Review process is challenged by a homeowner, claiming that he was underpaid.

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  Loss Control

  3 issues with insurance for 3D printing, sharing economy, emerging industries

  6:00AM | By Michael S. Levine and Andrea DeField

  When loss occurs, policyholders in new or evolving industries often discover gaps in the coverage offered by their legacy products, leading to costly disputes with...

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  Weather Risk

  3 ways to validate claims through weather data

  12:00AM | By Mark Hoekzema

  New technology provides insurers with the tools to confirm weather damage.

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  Weather Risk

  Hong Kong braces for Typhoon Hato as businesses seen closing

  Aug 22 | By Fion Li

  The tropical cyclone has continued to intensify and may pass within 100 kilometers south of the global financial center, posing a 'considerable threat' to the...

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  Loss Control

  How Travelers helped injured employees cut opioid use by 30%

  Aug 22 | By Caterina Pontoriero

  Travelers Cos. says it cut opioid use by 30% among more than 500,000 injured employees since 2015.

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  Cybersecurity

  Legislation could aid highly automated vehicle development

  Aug 22 | By Michael Nelson, Trevor Satnick, Tony Ficarrotta

  The first federal bill that deals with automated cars recently cleared the U.S. House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee.

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  Loss Control

  City of Hartford settles with insurer in Dillon Stadium lawsuit

  Aug 21 | By Denny Jacob

  Bruen Deldin DiDio Associates has agreed to pay the city of Hartford $350,000 after leaders accused the company of issuing a fake certificate of coverage...

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  Corporate Risk

  Icahn ends White House role after insurance & oil conflict questions raised

  Aug 21 | By Mario Parker, Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Sonali Basak

  Carl Icahn’s role as a special regulatory adviser to President Trump has ended after questions were raised about potential conflicts of interest with his...