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Whitfield also served as senior legislative representative at the National Association of Realtors and legislative analyst and public affairs specialist at the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy. Additionally, he spent five years as deputy press secretary for former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.). Source link

Mercury Insurance unveils personal umbrella policy
For example, if someone with a homeowners policy liability limit of $300,000 is found responsible for $1 million in damages due to an accident on their property, their homeowners’ policy might cover part of the damages, but the remaining $700,000 could fall on the policyholder unless umbrella coverage is in place. Mercury’s umbrella insurance helps…

Transatlantic Underwriters launches new P&C division
Transatlantic Underwriters (TAU), a Marietta, Georgia-based wholesale insurance brokerage specializing in transportation risks, has launched a new Property and Casualty (P&C) division. The expansion adds six new lines of business: Commercial General and Excess Liability, Commercial Property, Inland Marine, Builders Risk, and Garage. Source link

Illinois lawmakers question fairness of insurance rates
Kevin Martin, executive director of the Illinois Insurance Association (IIA), said the office has previously introduced legislation aimed at banning the use of underwriting factors like credit scores and age, calling into question the agency’s objectivity. “Putting the wolf in charge of the hen house,” Martin said, referencing the potential conflict of interest. Source link

AI in insurance praised, but consumers still aren’t convinced – GlobalData
“Insurers must prioritise transparency in AI-driven decisions, particularly among those who perceive bias in the tools, such as providing negative claim outcomes. Some consumers will have data privacy concerns, while others will simply just prefer interacting with a human,” she said. Source link