US insurers face political pressure to pay out for pandemic-related claims
Regulators have warned that forcing insurers to pay could drive them out of business
Lyle Adriano is currently a journalist at Insurance Business.
His news articles and features have been published on websites across North America. Lyle’s specialty areas include insurance regulation, cybersecurity, and insurance fraud.
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Chubb allegedly hit by infamous cyberattack
Hackers responsible are threatening to publish the insurer's data if the ransom is not paid
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US health insurers struggle to cope with the pandemic's challenges
Healthcare professionals criticize insurers for being unable to adapt at a critical time
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QBE North America donates 95,000 masks to US hospitals
The masks were part of the company’s emergency preparedness supply
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Energy company supplier suffers ransomware attack
Hackers responsible for the attack made off with the schematics of the energy company’s power plants
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National Insurance Crime Bureau launches online coronavirus fraud resource
It rolls out resource center in response to rising cases of fraud related to the outbreak
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Consumer advocate petitions CA auto insurers to lower or refund premiums
Organization says auto insurers are making windfall profits, as fewer vehicles drive around the state
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THG acquires medical malpractice insurer Healthcare Liability Consultants Agency
Company also hires acquired firm's owner
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Gallagher Bassett creates coronavirus task force
Idea is to ensure the company's business and its clients' claims are processed amid the pandemic
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Insurance agent, agency sued over billion-dollar fraud scam
The agent allegedly encouraged plaintiffs to invest thousands of dollars in a scheme