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It's not the same old story: A carrier changes its definition of insured in its endorsement for Auto liability. Columnist Chris Amrhein analyzes how that impacts a personal auto policy.

People post an astonishing amount of information on social media every minute, making it a prime source of information for claims.

Land in Californias central valley agricultural region sank more than a foot in just eight months in some places as residents and farmers pump more and more groundwater amid a record drought.

Cybersecurity and issues around the possible need for cyber insurance are in the news again. Hackers claiming to have stolen data from AshleyMadison.com, a website that facilitates hook-ups between would-be adulterers, have released information they say includes details of more than 36 million user accounts.

A storm-free August in the Atlantic was probably too much to ask for. Tropical Storm Danny formed out of a cluster of thunderstorms Tuesday about 1,600 miles east of the Windward Islands.

Companies are expanding across the border, but that is creating some complex Workers' Comp issues.

Ten years after the most costly natural disaster in U.S. history, Robert Wooley reflects on how the insurance industry did the work no one else could do.

Ten years later, Katrina is still making an impression. Numerous lessons were learned from Katrina that have helped insurers and other first responders better prepare for other catastrophes. Some may seem obvious, but others demonstrate just how much has changed in the past decade.