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Massive shifts have transformed workplaces and the world, including the insurance industry. From the advent of AI and digital innovations to evolving customer expectations, each era has brought challenges and opportunities within the insurance industry. Spanning multiple generations, the CH Team has talented people with unique perspectives and skills. While our beliefs may differ, the…
Oregon court reverses $26 million insurance class action
The dispute began when Steven Bellshaw, an Oregon policyholder, filed a class action lawsuit against Farmers Insurance Company of Oregon. He alleged that the company’s notice, issued with his motor vehicle insurance policy in 2011, violated ORS 746.290(2)(b), which requires every policy to be accompanied by: Source link
Totalis Program launches new MGA for entertainment industry
In a separate transaction, Doxa Insurance Holdings acquired R.V. Nuccio & Associates (RVNA), an MGA that specializes in event-related coverage across entertainment, sports, leisure, recreation, and nonprofit sectors. The acquisition, completed on February 29, 2024, represents Doxa’s entry into a new market segment. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Founded in 1990, RVNA offers…
Winterize That Second Home To Prevent Damage While You’re Gone
Do you have a vacation cabin or another property that you use during the summer but leave empty during the winter? If so, you need to winterize your getaway so you don’t find a mess when spring arrives. Winterizing may take a few hours of work, but being thorough can prevent serious problems. These include…
Oregon Supreme Court overturns $26.3 million class-action ruling
The Supreme Court ruled, however, that Farmers met its legal obligations by using notice language approved by the state’s Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS). The court said insurers that adopt agency-approved wording are not liable for omitting portions of the statute, affirming that the legislature intended for such approval to serve as compliance….
Texas court affirms insurer’s right to unpaid premiums despite COVID defense
The case stemmed from a commercial auto policy issued by Redwood to Imperial Charters, LLC, a charter bus operator. The policy covered the period from June 19, 2019, through June 19, 2020. Imperial Charters failed to pay monthly premiums in February, March, and April 2020. In response, Redwood issued a cancellation notice effective June 2,…