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“We have deep respect for MSI developed over years of collaborating with them through the company’s reinsurance operations,” said Rob Berkley, president and CEO of W.R. Berkley. “Their significant investment is a validation of our company’s performance and growth trajectory, and we welcome the opportunity to leverage their international presence to create sustainable stockholder value.”…
Allstate ordered to show bonus plans over storm damage claim refusal
3. Discovery sanctions Chenevert also sought attorneys’ fees and costs as sanctions, arguing that Allstate’s discovery objections were improper. However, under Rule 37 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Whitehurst declined to impose sanctions, noting that while the court partially overruled Allstate’s objections, there was no clear evidence of bad faith in the discovery…
Oklahoma Workers Compensation bill would expand PTSD protections for first responders
House Bill 1842, sponsored by Rep. Mark Lepak, would amend Section 13 of the Workers’ Compensation Code (85A O.S. §13) to bolster coverage for mental health injuries — particularly PTSD — incurred by law enforcement officers, firefighters (paid or volunteer), and emergency medical technicians. While PTSD is already a recognized injury for first responders under…
Ategrity Specialty files for initial public offering
Ategrity operates in 48 states and the District of Columbia on a surplus lines basis. At the end of 2024, California accounted for 21% of its gross written premium, followed by Florida at 16.2%, Texas at 12.8%, and New York at 6.4%. The company provides commercial property, low-limit general liability and management, as well as…
Westfield launches inland flood cover for homeowners outside high-risk areas
In parallel with the product launch, Westfield announced a $750,000 donation to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP) to support flood recovery and mitigation efforts. The contribution includes $500,000 for national recovery initiatives and $250,000 directed to CDP’s Atlantic Hurricane Season Fund, which addresses flood-related needs during hurricane season. Source link
Tariffs expected to put pressure on claims management
The claims sector, in particular, is vulnerable to global supply chain disruptions and material inflation that could drive up costs and slow down the resolution process. Pat Van Bakel (pictured), president, North America loss adjusted, Crawford & Company, told Insurance Business that while the full impact of tariffs is still evolving and uncertain, the industry…