Contractors and government inspectors are to blame for the shoddy construction that let so many buildings collapse, but insurers can blunt future disasters.
The Federal Insurance Office's proposal on collecting more data to improve understanding of the impacts of climate change is a great start -- but can be improved.
As hot as the world has been in recent years, the La Niña weather pattern has actually helped keep a lid on temperatures -- and it looks to be ending soon.
Drawing on our national franchise, we set up an "insurance village" after Hurricane Ian. Here are three lessons we learned that can help agents make an impact after a natural disaster.
Combining artificial intelligence with aerial imagery can allow for the creation of 3D property insights and make risk identification quicker and more efficient.