Loss Control

AI risk assessments may offer more advantages because they give insureds the tools and information necessary to monitor and improve their properties.

In the first half of 2023, drivers in the United States struck and killed 3,373 pedestrians, according to data from the GHSA.

Fortifying the property and understanding the nuances of homeowners insurance coverage mitigates losses for insureds and insurers.

Underwriters train AI agents to think like them, teaching the software to perform menial tasks, then larger projects.

Employers are not immune to employment liability exposures just because some or all employees work remotely.

Next-generation wildfire data and risk models allow insurers to pinpoint localized wildfire risk and identify mitigation strategies to lower the propensity for loss.