Contractor Fraud Risks Escalate After Tornadoes and Severe Storms Strike Illinois
www.insurancemarketandnews.com Illinois homeowners and business owners recovering from weeks of destructive weather are being urged to stay alert for contractor
New York Unveils Landmark Reform to Expand Medical Access for Injured Workers
www.insurancemarketandnews.com New York is moving to broaden access to medical treatment for injured employees through a major overhaul of its
Tennessee Enacts Broad Workers’ Compensation Reforms as New Laws Take Effect
www.insurancemarketandnews.com Tennessee has introduced a series of legislative changes that reshape several aspects of its workers’ compensation system, with most
Washington State Raises Workers’ Compensation Penalties to Reflect Inflation
www.insurancemarketandnews.com Businesses, self-insured employers and other participants in Washington State’s workers’ compensation system will face higher financial penalties for violations
U.S. Property/Casualty Insurers Post Best Results in Ten Years, Fueled by Pricing Discipline and Tech Gains
www.insurancemarketandnews.com The U.S. property/casualty insurance sector wrapped up 2025 with its strongest financial performance in a decade, as sustained rate
Economic Uncertainty Weighs on Single-Family Home Construction Nationwide
www.insurancemarketandnews.com Single-family home construction lost momentum nationwide during the opening months of 2026 as elevated borrowing costs, rising material expenses
U.S. Producer Prices Record Strongest Annual Gain Since 2022 Amid Energy-Led Cost Surge
www.insurancemarketandnews.com Wholesale inflation remained elevated in May as higher energy costs pushed producer prices to their fastest annual pace in
U.S. Economy Contracts 0.5% in First Quarter While Corporate Profits Decline
www.insurancemarketandnews.com The U.S. economy moved into negative territory during the opening quarter of 2026, as stronger imports and softer government
HUD Proposal Aims to Expand Manufactured Housing Options and Boost Home Supply
www.insurancemarketandnews.com The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has proposed regulatory changes that could broaden the use of