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- Man Sentenced for Flashing Three Insurance Agencies in Georgiaby News Archives - Insurance Journal on December 12, 2025
A man convicted of flashing workers at three insurance agencies in Warner Robins, Georgia, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Demarcus Tyrell Mann, 30, […]
- Black Lung Benefits Denied; Discrimination Claim Against UPS Shot Down by Courtby Admin (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on December 12, 2025
A federal appeals court, one step below the U.S. Supreme Court, handed down two rulings in favor of employers and insurers, one involving black lung and one […]
- NAIC Elects New Officers for 2026; Virginia’s White Presidentby News Archives - Insurance Journal on December 12, 2025
At the conclusion of its fall national meeting, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners elected new officers for 2026, with Virginia Insurance […]
- Missouri Attorney General Charges Carpenter for Fraudby News Archives - Insurance Journal on December 12, 2025
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced that her Office has filed felony charges against Jeffrey Griffin, operating as Griffin Quality […]
- Rise of AI Impacts Grand Rapids Region, Companies Face Talent and Market Challengesby Admin (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on December 12, 2025
West Michigan remains a leader in job and population growth across Michigan, but there are signs momentum has slowed amid staffing challenges, tariffs and the […]
- Washington Faces Historic Floods That Have Washed Away Homes And Stranded Familiesby Admin (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on December 12, 2025
Days of torrential rain in Washington state caused historic floods that have stranded families on rooftops, washed over bridges and ripped at least two homes […]
- State Farm Files for Auto Rate Decrease, Homeowners Rate Increase in Louisianaby Ezra Amacher (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on December 12, 2025
More than one million State Fam auto insurance policyholders in Louisiana should see a decrease in premiums in 2026, as Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple […]
- South Carolina’s Abandoned Nuclear Plants Could be Revived as Firm Offers $2.7Bby Admin (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on December 12, 2025
South Carolina’s stalled nuclear power project could finally finish construction as a private company has offered to pay $2.7 billion to the state-owned […]
- Climate Change Is Straining Alaska’s Arctic, But A Mining Road May Push It Past The Brinkby News Archives - Insurance Journal on December 12, 2025
Ice blocks drift past Tristen Pattee’s boat as he scans the banks of Northwest Alaska’s Kobuk River for caribou. His great uncle Ernest steadies a rifle on […]
- Connecticut Builder Charged With Being Workers’ Compensation Scofflawby News Archives - Insurance Journal on December 12, 2025
The owner of a Connecticut construction firm has been arrested and charged with failing to provide the required workers’ compensation insurance coverage for […]
- Trump Signs Order Seeking to Limit State-Level AI Regulationby Admin (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on December 12, 2025
President Donald Trump signed an order aimed at thwarting state-level regulation of artificial intelligence through lawsuits and funding cuts, handing a win to […]
- What to Expect in 2026: US P/C Results More Like 2024by Susanne Sclafane (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on December 12, 2025
With premium growth slowing to around 3% or 4%, and hurricane activity likely returning to normal levels, analysts at Fitch Ratings foresee 2026 underwriting […]