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CFPB Drops Biden-Era Lawsuit Against Walmart, Fintech Partner
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau dropped its lawsuit against Walmart Inc. and one of its financial-technology partners, the latest of the agency’s Biden-era enforcement actions to be abandoned by President Donald Trump’s administration. The CFPB formally moved Tuesday to dismiss … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAt RIMS, Sedgwick Experts Outline Key Workers’ Comp Claims Trends
At last week’s RIMS RISKWORLD conference in Chicago, experts from risk and claims administration partner Sedgwick outlined a few key workers’ comp trends. Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreInsurer Coalition Saw Costs From Business Email Compromise Rise in 2024
Roughly one-in-six claims handled by cyber insurer Coalition were from business email compromise, and about a third included funds transfer fraud. In its 2025 Cyber Claims Report, Coalition said claims severity involving business email compromise rose 23% in 2024, with … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreJudge Recommends Approving 17% State Farm Rate Hike in California
It looks like California’s largest homeowners insurer is getting a large rate increase following billions of dollars in losses from the Los Angeles wildfires and pullback on writing new policies in the state. Administrative Law Judge Karl Seligman recommended approval … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreMarks & Spencer Says Hackers Have Stolen Some Customer Data
Marks & Spencer Group Plc said some personal customer data was stolen by hackers as the British retailer continues to investigate and manage a highly-damaging “cyber incident.” The stolen data does not include “useable payment or card details” and there … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreSpain Blackout Shows Need for Batteries in Renewable-Heavy World
Spain’s power grid failed in mere seconds, blacking out the entire country and parts of Portugal. It was a stunning collapse that illustrates an inviolable law of the electric system: The heartbeat of the grid — known as frequency — … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreTiger Brands Offers Settlement to Plaintiffs in Listeriosis Class Action
Tiger Brands, South Africa’s biggest food producer, on Monday offered to compensate listeriosis victims, marking a major step toward resolving class action after a 2017 outbreak that killed about 200 people and sickened more than 1,000. The offer was made … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAmericans Hit the Road as Economic Fears Discourage Flying
Kristin Herman and her partner had been planning a European getaway with stops in Paris and Rome, but with the U.S. economy suddenly wobbling, the couple instead drove to Oregon’s nearby redwood forests and Cannon Beach — even camping some … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAs Execs Eye AI for Fraud Detection, Deloitte Predicts Billions in Savings
By implementing AI-driven technologies across the claims life cycle and integrating real-time analysis, P/C insurers could reduce fraudulent claims and save between $80 billion and $160 billion by 2032. Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNewark Airspace Breakdowns Examined by FAA, Verizon Task Force
U.S. aviation safety regulators formed an emergency task force to address technology breakdowns that briefly blinded air traffic controllers guiding planes in and out of Newark airport in recent weeks. Federal Aviation Administration personnel will be joined by experts from … Source: Claims Journal
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