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Why PM Insurance Services Encourages Cyber Insurance for Businesses of All Sizes
Why PM Insurance Services Encourages Cyber Insurance for Businesses of All Sizes The Allianz Life incident underscores a critical reality: no business is immune to cyber threats. At PM Insurance Services, we’re seeing firsthand the increasing sophistication and frequency of cyberattacks targeting companies, from small local shops to large enterprises. This is precisely…
Read MoreRisk Management Insurance
Risk management is the process of spotting the “what-ifs” in your business—then having a plan (and coverage) in place in case they actually happen. Risk Management Insurance isn’t just one policy. It’s more like a strategy that includes the right combination of insurance coverages tailored to the specific risks your business faces. These can include:…
Read MoreRising Break-Ins in Los Angeles: How Small Businesses Can Protect Themselves
Rising Break-Ins in Los Angeles: How Small Businesses Can Protect Themselves Los Angeles has recently seen a troubling surge in break-ins targeting small businesses, leaving owners facing significant financial burdens and security concerns. From West Hollywood to South Los Angeles, these incidents have become increasingly frequent, underscoring the need for better security, awareness, and…
Read MoreWhat Happens to Your Insurance Policy After a Fire?
What Happens to Your Insurance Policy After a Fire? Tom B. who lost his building in Altadena during the Eaton Fire, he was left with a big question: What happens to his business insurance policy now that his building is gone? Tom B. who was insured with State Farm for decades, called his agent as…
Read MoreCalifornia FAIR Plan Approves $1 Billion Assessment for Wildfire Claims
California FAIR Plan Approves $1 Billion Assessment for Wildfire Claims California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has approved a $1 billion assessment on admitted market insurers to help cover claims from the Los Angeles wildfires. The assessment, requested by the California FAIR Plan, is the first in more than 30 years and aims to strengthen the…
Read MoreAI, Cyberattacks & Extreme Weather: Top Insurance Risks for 2025
AI, Cyberattacks & Extreme Weather: Top Insurance Risks for 2025 A new risk forecast from global insurance law firm Kennedys highlights AI adoption, cyberattacks, and extreme weather as the top risks impacting insurance markets in 2025. The survey, conducted across 17 countries, also flagged geopolitical instability, economic volatility, and social inflation** as major concerns. AI…
Read MoreInsurance Payouts for LA Wildfires Exceed $4 Billion—And Rising
Insurance Payouts for LA Wildfires Exceed $4 Billion—And Rising Preliminary data show that insurance companies have already paid over $4.2 billion in claims for the Los Angeles wildfires, with total insured losses potentially reaching $40 billion. The California Department of Insurance (CDI) reported that over 31,000 claims have been filed for home, business, and…
Read MoreWhat Is a Non-Admitted Policy?
Non-admitted insurance can seem a little intimidating at first, but it’s not as scary as it might sound online. It’s really just a different type of policy, and whether it’s a good fit for you depends on your situation. Here’s the scoop in plain English: What Is a Non-Admitted Policy? It’s a policy from an…
Read MoreCalifornia Lawmakers Push for Better Oversight of FAIR Plan Amid Growing Wildfire Risks
California Lawmakers Push for Better Oversight of FAIR Plan Amid Growing Wildfire Risks California legislators are taking steps to strengthen oversight of the state’s insurer of last resort, the California FAIR Plan Association. With wildfires becoming a growing threat, new legislation aims to enhance transparency and financial stability for property insurance coverage. Assembly member Lisa…
Read MoreLA Wildfires Could Cost Insurance Industry Over $30 Billion
LA Wildfires Could Cost Insurance Industry Over $30 Billion Wildfires in Los Angeles have caused devastating losses, with insurance industry damages potentially exceeding $30 billion, according to new estimates from Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs. These figures surpass earlier projections of $20 billion by JPMorgan Chase. Home-insurance providers, including Allstate, Chubb, AIG, and Travelers, face…
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