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Digital Disconnect: More Insurance Customers Buy Online, but Like It Less
Insurance shoppers buy nearly half of all auto and home policies online, new study finds. But insurers still fall short of customer expectations for a positive digital experience.
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Closing the Gig Gap: The Push for Specialized Insurance in the App-Based Economy
With millions of freelancers and contractors facing hidden coverage voids, new insurance models and app-integrated policies are finally offering the protection gig workers need.
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Clean Look, Costly Flaws: Why AI-Generated Legal Arguments Are Failing in Insurance Court
AI is appearing in insurance court cases, but the results have been rocky so far.
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Average Car Insurance Rates as of March 2026
The overall national average cost of car insurance fell slightly to $138 per month in March.
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Why ‘Social Inflation’ Is Boosting Bodily Injury Claims and What Insurers Must Do Next
Behavioral and legal shifts appear to be contributing to rising car insurance costs.
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The True Cost of Speeding: It’s More Than the $100 Fine
Fines, insurance increases, and hidden fees could push a $100 fine beyond $2,000.
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Who Pays When a Driverless Vehicle Crashes?
New car technology is making crash liability more complicated. Regulators and courts must determine if humans, software, or manufacturers are at fault.
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Connected Car Data: Are Insurers and Drivers Rolling Toward Dynamic, Variable Pricing?
Real-time driving data means insurers can set premiums based on how people actually drive rather than estimated risk.
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Auto Industry’s Hottest New Model: Selling Insurance
Hyundai joins other automakers in aiming to leverage new-vehicle technology and streamline the customer experience — but traditional insurers see complications.