January, 15, 2019
Cover Story
Commercial auto insurers map out a path to profitability
Climate change, telematics, autonomous vehicles and driver shortages are all shaping how brokers, agents and clients approach commercial auto insurance.

Cover Story
Climate change, telematics, autonomous vehicles and driver shortages are all shaping how brokers, agents and clients approach commercial auto insurance.
Denny Jacob | January 14, 2019
Creating a lasting footprint requires communicating through social media, community involvement and much more.
Rosalie Donlon | January 03, 2019
Meet the National Underwriter Property & Casualty Editorial Advisory Board for 2019.
Rosalie Donlon | January 28, 2019
Along with our regular coverage of P&C issues, we want to highlight the ways the insurance industry gives back to the community.
FC&S Editors | October 17, 2018
Coverage Q&A: Specific costs are covered after a business sustains damage from fire, hail, wind and the like.
Kristin Nease | January 24, 2019
Here are three crucial hiring questions future-minded insurance agencies must ask themselves.
John Kearney | January 22, 2019
Technology is making big rigs safer, but the hefty price tag on these new trucks is sending insurance premiums up.
Scott Walchek | January 23, 2019
These seven problems with extended warranties also are seven reasons consumers are turning to on-demand insurance.
John Sarich | January 15, 2019
The insurance industry now understands that blockchain technology is highly accurate and has virtually boundless potential.
Kevin Reilley | January 16, 2019
Carriers are mobilizing high-tech solutions to manage the number and severity of claims, and this push to modernize will only intensity.
Laurie Champion | January 18, 2019
You might need to break broadly stated goals and objectives into specific tasks and projects that are easier to measure.
Normand Lepine | January 08, 2019
In the wake of a catastrophe, insurers are essential in mitigating policyholders’ losses. Today, technology plays a critical role in this process.
Tony Cañas | January 03, 2019
Sudden influxes of work, systems transformations, catastrophes, retirements and unexpected turnover often leave insurers shorthanded.
Jon Gentile | January 17, 2019
PIA believes it remains necessary to stay vigilant against measures that would expand the role of the federal government into insurance regulation.
Steven A. Meyerowitz | January 11, 2019
A Florida sailing enthusiast’s lawsuit against his insurer goes nowhere because both parties failed to seek an out-of-court solution.
Margaret Redd and Alexander Amonett | October 01, 2018
We need to debias insurance processes. It's time to address unconscious biases that lean toward racial profiling.
Rosalie Donlon | January 25, 2019
Cleaning up of contaminated sites is costly. Just ask the top five insurance groups handling asbestos and environmental claims.
Colin Bertram | December 10, 2018
AIG has seen such an uptick in whisky collecting that it has expanded its coverage of specialty collections.
Patrick Clark | December 14, 2018
The hotel industry had earned the dubious reputation as a hospitable place for hackers.
Jeremy Herron and Luke Kawa | November 29, 2018
The conclusion holds for the researchers’ examination of expenditures on cars, food and housing.
Jack Kaskey | November 29, 2018
Congress is on the verge of fully legalizing hemp under a new farm bill agreement.
Christopher Flavelle | November 23, 2018
Global warming may push millions of Americans away from the coast, and the U.S. isn’t prepared for the consequences.
Denny Jacob | November 19, 2018
The age of connectivity comes with its own set of risks.
Jayleen R. Heft | November 21, 2018
Global commercial insurance pricing increased for the fourth consecutive quarter, according to Marsh's market index.