Search Results

The homeowners were displaced from their homes for 10 months after a winter storm caused fires in a number of homes.

Insurers, homeowners, contractors and prosecutors disagree on who's to blame. But all sides have the same question: Is there an answer?

PIA National VP Ted Besesparis looks at the history of the NFIP and federal flood reform, and offers a pathway forward.

Insurers and their counsel can now use data analysis to handle disputed claims by identifying litigation trends.

At currently proposed 5G power levels, satellites may have trouble reading natural signals given off by water vapor.

Analyzing 2018's hurricane season predictions and actual activity can help us in preparing for the 2019 season ahead.

The hurricane-strong house, as architect Illya Azaroff has labeled it, is about 7% to 9% more expensive to build.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has affirmed a district court's judgment in favor of an insurance company in a subrogation action holding a marina and commercial ship repair business liable for the total loss of a dinner cruise boat during Superstorm Sandy.