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State of the Market Report: A Focus on the Energy Marketplace

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The energy report shows a clear split heading into 2026, as the property side softens while casualty conditions remain tight.

Homeowners Step Back From Coverage as Premiums Climb

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This shift has led to a growing number of self-insured or non-insured homeowners in multiple regions.

Modern Life Raises $20M Series A for AI Life Insurance Platform

The round is led by Thrive Capital, with participation from New York Life Ventures, Northwestern Mutual Future Ventures, and Allegis.

Auto Fraud Collision Case Leads to Multiple Felony Convictions in California

Bucharest, Romania - March 02, 2023: An Uber logo branded car on the road at the place where it was involved in a car accident. This image is for editorial use only.

The case highlights the continued efforts of the California Department of Insurance to address organized collision fraud and encourage the public to document and report suspicious crashes.

DOXA Introduces FranchisorSuite and Real Estate ProSuite

“By utilizing DOXA’s systems and capabilities, Promont is able to relaunch these programs with greater expertise, expanded capabilities, and the ability to respond quickly to our clients’ needs.”

Manufactured Housing Trends in 2025: Key Markets, Cost Patterns, and Regional Dynamics

"This brand new prefabricated home is being set up in a rural, desert area near Las Cruces, New Mexico."

Recent data highlight how certain states and cities are now serving as centers of manufactured housing growth.

FDA Issues High-Risk Classification for Publix Ice Cream Recall

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Publix Super Markets initiated a voluntary recall of its Rich & Creamy Vanilla Ice Cream due to the possible presence of undeclared eggs.

America’s Deadliest Roads: A Look at Rising Pedestrian Fatalities

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Between 2010 and 2023, deaths involving vehicles striking pedestrians increased 70%, climbing from 4,302 to 7,314.

Work-Related Injuries by Sector: Insights From 2024 OSHA ITA Submissions

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The figures reflect injuries reported by establishments for the 2024 filing year, calculated from deaths, days-away-from-work cases, job-transfer/restriction cases, and other recordable cases.

$5 Billion Rebuild Puts Insurers on High Alert

"Photo capture of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on a beautiful spring morning. This bridge is also known as the Outer Harbor Bridge. It is a continuous truss bridge spanning the Patapsco River, and is the third longest span of any continuous truss bridge in the world. It opened in 1977 and is named for Francis Scott Key, the author of the Star Spangled Banner."

The projected cost of rebuilding Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge has risen to as much as $5.2 billion, creating a significantly more complex and expensive risk environment for insurers than when the bridge collapsed 20 months ago.