How RT Specialty Utilizes AI in Wholesale Brokerage Operations While Preserving Client Relationships

Marissa Moscowitz, the chief operating officer at RT Specialty, is leading a fresh approach to improving how the company handles its brokerage and binding authority underwriting. Her work focuses on smoothing out daily operations, especially in the specialty insurance market where growth depends more on making workflows easier than on flashy technology. One big challenge … Read more

How to Prove Your Worth During Challenging Times

Shanna Sweeney from Upland Insurance recently shared her thoughts on how to handle tough market times and maintain strong relationships with clients. Speaking on Insurance Business TV, she offered practical advice for working through hard cycles in the insurance world, especially within the Excess & Surplus (E&S) market. Sweeney emphasized the importance of treating clients … Read more

Coca-Cola Distributor Faces Lawsuit for Disability Discrimination Involving Louisiana Employee

Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, Inc. is facing a lawsuit after the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) accused the company of disability discrimination. The case involves an employee in Lafayette, Louisiana, who worked as a delivery driver and was diagnosed with renal disease, which required regular dialysis treatments. The employee asked his employer for a … Read more

OpenAI Claims Musk’s xAI Filed Secret Lawsuit to ‘Intimidate’ Former Employees

OpenAI has responded to a lawsuit filed by Elon Musk’s AI startup, xAI, calling the accusation of stealing technology “baseless” and a distraction from Musk’s own company struggles. The lawsuit, filed last week in a San Francisco federal court, claims OpenAI hired several xAI employees to gain access to trade secrets. OpenAI’s legal team pushed … Read more

EEOC Launches Antisemitism Investigation into California State University

Federal officials have launched investigations into California State University (CSU) over allegations of antisemitism and claims of racial discrimination connected to its diversity hiring efforts. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has opened a probe into reports of antisemitism and is contacting CSU employees to gather information, according to Chancellor Mildred García. In addition, … Read more

Alabama adopts exemption for group capital calculation and offers limited filing options.

Starting February 19, 2026, a new insurance regulation in Alabama will give certain insurance groups the option to skip or simplify their annual group capital calculations. This update comes from the Alabama Commissioner of Insurance and focuses on easing reporting rules for some holding company systems. Under the new rule, a “lead state commissioner” can … Read more

FERMA inaugurates the Next Gen Risk Council

The Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) is launching a new group made up of young risk and insurance managers from across Europe. Called the Next Gen Risk Council, this team will include up to 15 professionals under the age of 35 from FERMA’s 23 member associations spanning 22 countries. Their job will be … Read more

Personnel Update: Wall Appointed President of DOXA

DOXA, an insurance company based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, has named Kevin Wall as its new president. Wall has been part of the company’s leadership since 2017, previously serving as the chief financial officer for eight years. With more than 15 years of experience in financial forecasting and corporate finance strategy, Wall has been responsible … Read more

Family of Man Who Died in Ohio Jail Secures $7M Settlement

The family of Christian Black has reached a $7 million settlement with Montgomery County, Ohio, following his death in the county jail last March. Black, 25, died after being restrained by deputies, and his family is pushing for changes to prevent similar tragedies. Christian Black was arrested after crashing a stolen car and taken to … Read more