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Tricolor Founder Can Tap Insurance for Fraud Defense, Judge Says

Tricolor Holdings founder Daniel Chu, who faces federal fraud charges related to the collapse of the subprime auto-loan firm, won court approval to use company insurance policies to pay for his defense costs, a judge ruled Wednesday. US Bankruptcy Judge Michelle...

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Tricolor Founder Can Tap Insurance for Fraud Defense, Judge Says

Tricolor Holdings founder Daniel Chu, who faces federal fraud charges...

With AI-First Mindset, ‘Sky is the Limit’ at The Hartford

In search for clues about property/casualty insurance carrier profit potential and market conditions for...

Navigating Unexpected Costs of Off-Campus Living

Homes along 18th Avenue on Wednesday where students commonly look for off-campus housing. Credit: Daniel Bush | Campus...

NY Archdiocese accuses Chubb insurer of double dealing on sex abuse cases

The Archdiocese of New York is accusing its insurance company of waging a “shadow campaign” against the church...

AI in auto claims is a necessity

Not long ago, conversations about AI in auto insurance were filled with hypotheticals: Would algorithms meaningfully change claims...

What Analysts Are Saying About the 2026 P/C Insurance Market

Following in the footsteps of groundhog Punxsutawney Phil, analysts from Fitch Ratings and Morningstar...

Take a look inside the firm recognized as the Best Place to Work in Insurance

This piece is sponsored by Holmes Murphy. It takes an impressive performance to rank No. 1 in your field...

State aims to rein in high insurance costs | News, Sports, Jobs

<!-- SHOW ARTICLE --> New York state is attempting to tackle the high cost of car insurance. On Tuesday,...

Bills aim to curb homeowner insurance rates in Oklahoma

TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma homeowners may get relief through three legislative measures aimed at reining in homeowner insurance...