Lawsuits Filed Against USAA and AAA Insurers Over Alleged Underinsurance After California Fires

The remains of a burnt down house in the Porter Ranch neighborhood of Los Angeles, Calif. was seen during the Saddleridge Fire, on Friday, Oct. 11, 2019. (Photo by Kevin Lendio)

Homeowners affected by the devastating January 7 wildfires in Los Angeles County have filed lawsuits against three major home insurance providers alleging they were left severely underinsured and unable to rebuild after the destruction of their properties.

Rebuilding Altadena: Burned Lots Sell Quickly After Eaton Fire

Pile of rubble from a destroyed house after forest fire swept through during Australian Bush Fires.

In the months following the January Eaton fire, which destroyed an estimated 6,000 homes in Altadena, a growing number of vacant lots have entered the real estate market, and many have already been sold.

MGA Premium Growth in 2024 Marks Fourth Straight Year of Double-Digit Gains

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In 2024, managing general agents (MGAs) and other delegated underwriting authority enterprises (DUAEs) in the United States generated $89.9 billion in premium, reflecting a 15% year-over-year increase.

U.S. Business Owners Express Concern Over Tariff-Related Supply Chain Risks

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A recent survey conducted by insurance brokerage Gallagher has revealed that a significant majority of U.S. business owners are worried about the potential impact of President Donald Trump’s newly introduced tariffs on their supply chains.