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By Brooke Grissom
•Jul 10, 2026
•8 min read
Progressive Auto Insurance: How the Ohio Giant Covers Everyone From Safe Drivers to High-Risk Ones
While most major carriers quietly turn away drivers who don't fit a tidy "preferred risk" profile, Progressive has built one of the largest auto insurance franchises in the United States by deliberately doing the opposite.
By Brooke Grissom
•Jul 10, 2026
•7 min read
USAA Settles Michigan Total Loss Lawsuit for $647K Over Unpaid Fees
While USAA built its reputation on serving military families with competitive auto coverage, a class action lawsuit alleged the carrier shortchanged Michigan policyholders on mandatory fees after their leased vehicles were totaled.
By Kyle Greenwood
•Jul 10, 2026
•11 min read
AI Insurance Claims Are Reshaping What Happens After Every Crash
A smartphone photo can now start an insurance claim before a human adjuster ever looks at your car, yet the same automated systems driving that speed can miss hidden structural damage, misread medical bills, and make decisions you never knew came from an algorithm.
By Kyle Greenwood
•Jul 9, 2026
•8 min read
AB 311 Would Let California Insurers Price Auto Rates on Telematics Data
While most California drivers pay rates based on factors they cannot change in real time, Assembly Bill 311 would flip that dynamic by letting good driving behavior directly lower your premium. Insurance Journal reports that AB 311, formally titled the Consumer Driving Data Protection Act of 2026, is currently advancing through the California...
By Aaren Ramon
•Jul 9, 2026
•7 min read
How Travelers Auto and Homeowners Insurance Became a Personal Lines Powerhouse
When a single business segment anchors an insurer's entire revenue engine, consumers and investors alike take notice, and Travelers' Personal Insurance segment is doing exactly that. Zacks Investment Research reports that The Travelers Companies' automobile and homeowners insurance business is a significant contributor to the company's revenues...
By Aaren Ramon
•Jul 9, 2026
•9 min read
Allstate's Underwriting Discipline Is Reshaping What You Pay for Coverage
While most drivers focus on their monthly premium, Allstate is quietly reengineering the financial engine that determines it. According to a carrier profile published by ad-hoc-news.de, Allstate Corp. is one of the largest property-casualty insurers in the United States, with auto and homeowners insurance at the center of its business.
By Taleah McGuire
•Jul 9, 2026
•8 min read
Texas Releases Auto and Home Insurance Data for All 254 Counties
Texas insurance companies paid $8.74 billion in losses for wind, hail, water, fire, theft, liability, and vandalism claims in 2025 alone, and now, for the first time, Texans can see exactly how those losses break down in their own county.
By Taleah McGuire
•Jul 8, 2026
•8 min read
Arizona Supreme Court Limits UIM Stacking Across 5 Family Policies
What happens when your family holds five separate auto insurance policies but a court says you can only tap two of them after a serious crash? That is exactly the question Insurance Business reported on after Arizona's Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling on July 6, 2026.
By Taleah McGuire
•Jul 5, 2026
•8 min read
Aspen Acres Fire Triggers 65% Immediate Payout Rule Across 4 Colorado Disaster Zones
Colorado law requires insurers to immediately pay wildfire victims 65% of their total contents coverage, no inventory required, once a disaster area is formally declared. That protection is now in effect across at least four declared fire disaster zones tied to the Aspen Acres Fire, according to reporting by the Pueblo Chieftain.
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