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New Kansas laws remove renewal fees, reduce insurance premium tax rates
Effective July 2024, Kansas also increased workers’ compensation benefits for injured or deceased workers. The total death benefit rose from $300,000 to $500,000, and the cap for permanent total disability increased from $155,000 to $400,000. This legislation, the first update since 2011, aims to create a more equitable system. Source link

Sixth Circuit affirms dismissal of subcontractor’s insurance fraud suit over subguard claim
The dispute began with a subcontract between Continental and US Framing to provide framing services for two student housing projects—one in Knoxville, Tennessee, and the other in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Work began in 2017, but disagreements quickly emerged over delays on the Knoxville project. In December 2017, the parties amended the subcontract, agreeing to abandon…

Insurance office, firebombed, shot – Pastor owner mystified
The owner of the business, German Portillo, expressed shock and disbelief in an interview with local media. A longtime Lake Wales resident and active community member, Portillo has led the Univista Insurance franchise for nearly eight years. He is also a pastor at Iglesia Bautista Nuevo Amanecer and operates a separate small business in satellite communications….

Most insurance companies will “fail the AI test”: Lemonade CEO
“The only way for AI to be successful in the organization, beyond being a tool that people use to write things and query, is if you prepare for it,” Schreiber said. “AI, like people, needs to be trained. It needs feedback. It needs to be managed. It needs people looking over its shoulder and saying…

Lloyd’s reports lower profit in 2024 with higher claims ratio from disasters
Lloyd’s 2024 results Gross written premium for the year, meanwhile, rose to £55.5 billion, up from £52.1 billion in 2023, representing a 6.5% increase. The growth was driven primarily by an 8.5% rise in volume, including 7.6% from existing syndicates and 0.9% from new entrants. Source link