Content from Denise Johnson
Denise Johnson is a freelance journalist based in Arizona. She is also the former editor of Claims Journal. Reach her at denisehjohnson@yahoo.com.
Delaware Rushes to Reverse Firms’ Threats to Leave State
For more than a century, Delaware has been the top state for businesses to incorporate due to its business-friendly climate. In fact, the state incorporated 81 percent of U.S. IPOs last year, ...
Despite Higher Insurance Costs, Risks, EVs Are Set to Dominate Roads in 2025
More car buyers are leaning toward purchasing an electric vehicle over a gas powered one, with 64 percent of consumers expected to choose an EV for their next vehicle, according to a report published ...
Claims Service, Tech, Communication Top Independent Agent Concerns
Claims, communication, and technology round out the top three concerns for independent agents when placing new business with a carrier, according to InsurTech firm Vertafore. The findings were the ...
How to Create a Future-Ready Culture
A new white paper explores the importance of aligning company culture with an evolving worker expectations, ensuring organizations are set up for success for years to come. In the white paper, "Is ...
Bumps Ahead as Disruption Drives Changes in Auto Insurance
There is no doubt the auto insurance industry is in a state of flux. Rising repair costs, poor driving behavior and advancing auto technology has disrupted the market, ...
Report: Advanced Tech Leads Carrier Innovation in 2024
Leveraging data for increased underwriting accuracy, customized policies and streamlining business operations are some of the top trends for property/casualty insurers in 2024, according to a report ...
Why Totaled Auto Losses Are Hard to Pin Down This Year
Depending on what report you have read, totaled auto losses are up, down or relatively stable.
Ever since the personal auto segment ...
Report: Drop in Auto Premiums, Rise in Motorists Deaths Linked to Reduced Traffic Enforcement
Several new driving trends have been recorded since the onset of the pandemic, according to a new report released by TransUnion. While traffic violations have declined nationally by 13 percent, the ...