The insurance market will continue to provide cover for vessels traveling through the Strait of Hormuz even as shipowners avoid the area.

The suits alleged the insurers failed to properly inform customers about their underinsured motorist coverage.

The court considered whether there was one occurrence due to the pandemic or 29 due to governmental shutdown orders.

The cost of coverage has leaped to about 5% of the value of a ship, roughly five times the level seen in the earliest days of the Iran war.

The widespread heat wave will elevate wildfire risk and exacerbate drought conditions.

The state could prove to be a testing ground for a carrot-and-stick approach to preventing the collapse of insurance markets.

The carrier alleges an Oklahoma agent was funneling business to another firm.

Increased competition and growing regulatory requirements are likely slowing growth.