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As insurers retreat from some markets, policyholders are facing skyrocketing premiums, stricter underwriting and unexpected policy cancelations
As insurers retreat from some markets, policyholders are facing skyrocketing premiums, stricter underwriting and unexpected policy cancelations
The case began when Weston and Carrie Twigg hired Rainier Pacific Development LLC in 2011 to build a home on a sloped property in Oregon. After moving in, the Twiggs identified multiple construction defects, including a garage floor that cracked and sloped inward, directing water toward the house. A settlement followed. Under a “Repair Agreement,”…
At the time of initial funding, there were 313 Fortified-certified roofs in the state, according to the auditor’s report. As of Feb. 1, 2025, that number had increased to 5,413, representing a 17-fold growth over two years. The report noted that 64% of these certifications were not funded by the LFHP. Source link
Gordy Bunch (pictured), CEO of The Woodlands Financial Group (TWFG), told IB that a rise in catastrophic events including the 2025 California wildfires coupled with Hurricanes Milton, Helen, Beryl, multiple tornado derecho events, and increased frequency of severe convective storms, means that the Lone Star State will continue to see an expanded dependency on the…
As we begin a new year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible work we’ve accomplished together and share my excitement for what lies ahead in 2025. At CH Insurance, our foundation rests on our employees, our clients, our carrier partners, and our community. These pillars shape every decision we make and…
“This ruling upholds North Dakota’s right to protect and preserve its laws, regardless of who is violating them,” Godfread said in a statement. “My priority is to protect North Dakota consumers, and when a company is attempting to subvert our laws and undercut the state-based system of insurance regulation that has existed for the past…