Sophia Langley

Cincinnati Insurance has taken legal action against another insurance company, Southwest Marine and General Insurance, over a workers’ death claim. The Cincinnati Insurance Company filed a lawsuit on February 11, 2026, in the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York. They want the court to confirm that Southwest Marine, not Cincinnati, should … Read more

On February 11, the Washington state Senate passed Bill 5928 with a strong 48–1 vote. This bill aims to make insurance companies more transparent about how they assess wildfire risks when providing home insurance. The legislation now moves to the House of Representatives for further review. Under this proposed law, insurers would have to share … Read more

Cyber risks are growing faster and hitting harder than before, and many current insurance plans just don’t cover the full scope of the damage anymore. This new reality is pushing companies to rethink how much protection they need and what kind of policies they buy. Andy Lea, chief insurance officer at Embroker, recently shared some … Read more

The insurance world is starting to see big changes thanks to artificial intelligence, and John Burkhart from Skyward Specialty says it’s time to accept and use this new technology. He explains that AI is already changing how insurance products are sold and how risks are assessed. His company is one of the early adopters, showing … Read more

BOXX Insurance has introduced a new Technology Errors and Omissions (E&O) insurance designed specifically for tech companies of all sizes. The goal is to offer protection that keeps up with the fast-changing world of technology, covering startups, mid-sized businesses, and large enterprises across a variety of fields such as SaaS, AI, digital infrastructure, and traditional … Read more

Delaware’s Department of Insurance has reissued a key bulletin about the Delaware Insurance Data Security Act, reminding insurers and related businesses of important rules they must follow to protect consumers’ private information. The update, released on February 13, 2026, reinforces compliance deadlines and outlines specific responsibilities for those in the insurance industry operating within the … Read more

As the US healthcare insurance market tightens, both brokers and healthcare providers face rising costs, fewer choices, and more complicated coverage plans. Brett Pollak, senior managing director at Foundation Risk Partners, says the situation now is a lot like the early 2000s, bringing big challenges for medical professionals. Pollak explains that the market has grown … Read more

Insurance Business is on the lookout for talented young professionals making a real impact in the general insurance field to highlight in its Rising Stars 2026 feature. This initiative aims to celebrate those aged 40 and under who are currently working in roles connected to the insurance industry. Anyone interested can nominate themselves or be … Read more

Felicia Rawlin from Dellwood Insurance Group appeared on Insurance Business TV to discuss how insurance carriers and brokers can join forces to close protection gaps. She highlighted areas where these gaps are especially noticeable and pointed out the lines of business within the Excess & Surplus (E&S) market that offer strong opportunities. Rawlin emphasized the … Read more

Insurers are trying out new technologies and partnerships to change the way they work, but change doesn’t come easily. Matteo Carbone, founder of the IoT Insurance Observatory, says real progress happens when all parts of the insurance process work together, not just when a new technology is introduced. Carbone explains that insurance is made up … Read more