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Around the world the idea of using drones to gather data about our surroundings is literally taking off. The technology is being employed from agriculture to industrial inspections, and now the insurance industry is looking at the benefits and value of collecting information through the use of unmanned aircraft. Drone...

Catastrophe adjusters often face unique dangers

Many of the countrys most successful businesses, including insurance firms, use predictive analytics to their benefit.

New, private alternatives to the NFIP, coupled with multiple changes to pricing and coverage for products available from the NFIP, underscore the importance of agent education.

New, private alternatives to the NFIP, coupled with multiple changes to pricing and coverage for products available from the NFIP, underscore the importance of agent education.

It's a lonely place under the bus all by yourself. This saying sums up the concept of subrogation and our attempts to identify other potentially responsible parties. Subrogation describes both the legal and equitable right of an insurer to pursue a third party that caused an insurance loss to the...

Despite rising flood risks, less than 7% of homes and high-risk properties are insured for this peril.

Superstorm Sandy was the largest Atlantic hurricane on record, spanning 1,100 miles, affecting 24 states from Florida to Maine and as far west as Michigan. From an insurance perspective, less than half of those affected were insured.