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A recent trend in car buying may spell an increase in total-loss rates.

The turbo charger, once the “red flag” for insurance underwriters because of its appeal to fast drivers, has now become more mainstream.

As I travel around the country speaking with collision repairers, insurers, and vendor groups, it strikes me how often the audience does not know what is going on outside of their area of the industry.

Recent laws have set into motion initiatives that will benefit and simplify the business of health care, and we should be prepared to embrace and accept these as inevitable in P&C.

Consumers have drastically adapted their car buying habits from the days of behemoth SUV to smaller, lighter cars. What does this transformation potentially mean for insurers?

By 2016, all new passenger cars must achieve an average of 39 mpg, with light trucks close behind required to meet the equally as strict 30 mpg standard. How will this affect insurers?

When looking at top insurance companies, there is one trait found in each of them. Do you know what it is?

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