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Forward-thinking insurers are creating new products to fulfill the evolving needs of commercial-trucking customers.

Legal experts offer insights into how courts will handle accidents involving autonomous vehicles.

Act soon, and boldly: EY research indicates that up to 30% of insurance transactions will be embedded by 2028.

These claims hold property owners responsible for injuries resulting from crimes that occur on their premises, emphasizing the need to foresee potential risks and take reasonable steps to prevent them.

Cost, safety concerns and political affiliations are all reasons that many consumers remain wary of electric vehicles.

As vehicles become more autonomous, determining liability in a crash will change and affect how coverage is applied.

Insurers are paying out less in claims and policyholders have seen premiums drop following 2020 changes to the state's no-fault system.

Computers in semi-autonomous vehicles will play an important role in determining who may be at fault in a crash.