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The Mutual Group, LLC has named Tom Troy as its new Chief Executive Officer, with his leadership starting on January 5, 2026. Troy brings over 30 years of experience in the insurance industry, having held senior roles at several well-known carriers. In his new position, Troy will focus on shaping the company’s future, growing its … Read more

On Thursday, November 6, 2025, housing and insurance professionals from across the multifamily residential sector will come together online for the seventh annual Virtual Risk Management Conference hosted by HAI Group. The day-long event, scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern Time, will be held via Zoom and is free to attend. This year’s … Read more

Cargo theft is getting bigger and more organized, costing companies and insurers a lot more money. A recent report shows that losses from stolen cargo jumped nearly 60% last year, reaching about $725 million across the US and Canada. Interestingly, the number of theft incidents stayed about the same, around 3,594 cases, but the damage … Read more

On International Women’s Day, several leading women in the insurance industry from around the world came together to talk about the big changes happening in their field. They shared their views on how new structures and policies are affecting women in insurance—both the good and the bad. The conversation also covered how artificial intelligence (AI) … Read more

Former students from two Catholic high schools in Metro Vancouver who suffered abuse at the hands of members of the Christian Brothers have reached a proposed $30 million settlement in their class-action lawsuit. The claim covers abuse that happened over several decades and involves Vancouver College, St. Thomas More Collegiate in Burnaby, and the Roman … Read more

There’s something special about being able to hop in a car and drive wherever you want. For many in America, driving means freedom—the chance to go anywhere on your own terms. While some younger people are less interested in getting licenses, lots of teenagers still look forward to learning to drive. In many towns, where … Read more

The State of Illinois has taken legal action against State Farm after the insurance company refused to share homeowners’ insurance data nationwide. The Illinois Department of Insurance (IDOI) asked State Farm to provide detailed information, including premiums, policies, claims, and coverage types broken down by zip code across the country. This request came as part … Read more

The Trump administration announced it is withholding $40.6 million in federal transportation funds from California. The decision came because California has not met new rules requiring commercial truck drivers to prove they speak and understand English. Earlier this year, the U.S. Transportation Department warned California, along with Washington and New Mexico, that federal money could … Read more

A California-based advertising company is taking an insurer to court after it refused to defend the company in a trademark lawsuit. Ad.com Interactive Media, also known as AdMedia, claims Gemini Insurance Company wrongly denied coverage in a case filed late last year. The original lawsuit, brought by Shopnomix LLC and Pronomix.AI LLC, accused Ad.com of … Read more

Travelers has taken Old Republic to court, accusing the insurer of ignoring requests for coverage for more than two years. The lawsuit, filed on March 4, 2026, in New York’s Southern District Court, centers on who should pay for the defense costs in a legal claim linked to a commercial building in Midtown Manhattan. The … Read more