Insurance Journal Podcast

Fred Fisher and Chantal Roberts discuss how investing in claims staffing, training and mentorship can reduce costs, preserve expertise and strengthen insurers’ bottom lines, with hosts George Jack … Read More » The post Why Investing in Claims Staffing Pays Off | IJA Aftershow with Fred and Chantal appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Kelly De La Mora talks with Amrish Singh, CEO and Founder of Liberate, about how automating routine calls and emails helps insurance agents and carriers focus on meaningful … Read More » The post ITC Vegas 2026: Less Busywork, Better Customer Experiences in Insurance appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

At InsurTech Connect in Las Vegas, Kelly De La Mora speaks with Social Discovery’s Allan Stark about how social media reports can help adjusters validate claims, make faster … Read More » The post ITC Vegas 2026: Social Media Insights – An Untapped Tool for Insurance Claims appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Cyber insurance has become increasingly sophisticated at preparing for and responding to the technical side of a breach, but what happens when the incident becomes public? In this … Read More » The post EP. 118: The First 48 Hours After a Cyber Breach and Why They’re Crucial appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Jesse Parenti of JP Squared Consulting explains how better risk data is helping insurers expand coverage, ease underwriting requirements and lower cannabis insurance prices, though he says premiums … Read More » The post The Evolution of Cannabis Insurance appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

“AI is really starting to help us execute real insurance work. It’s not just about summarizing documents; it actually can turn the conversation into action,” which means binding … Read More » The post Binding Policies Faster appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

As cannabis product liability lawsuits draw attention, Curaleaf’s Al Ochosa explains how testing, quality controls, documentation and supplier oversight can help operators manage risk. Check out the 2026 … Read More » The post Cannabis Product Liability Lawsuits: What Operators Can Learn appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Nancy Germond explains how strong training, clear procedures and thorough documentation can help insurance agents avoid common errors and omissions claims. She also explores coverage knowledge, evolving standards … Read More » The post How Insurance Agencies Can Prevent E&O Claims | IJA Aftershow with Nancy Germond appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Joe Macejak of Marsh explains how Stratus could expand into inland marine, cyber and casualty to provide flexible, coordinated coverage for evolving data center risks. Check out the … Read More » The post Beyond Property: Expanding Insurance Solutions for Data Center Risks appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Al Ochosa of Curaleaf, Jesse Parenti of JP Squared Consulting and Michael DeNault of World Insurance Associates explore the coverage needs, operational exposures and regulatory challenges shaping cannabis … Read More » The post 2026 Insuring Cannabis Summit | What Cannabis Insurance Buyers Want appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Our guest on this lively episode is Pat Sullivan with Risk Information, a firm analyzing trends in auto and home insurance. He is bullish on the future of … Read More » The post Agents Fight Through Personal Lines Stresses appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Jon Tellekamp of AXA XL explains how insurers can assess tight construction timelines, supply chain and labor challenges, contingency plans, and community concerns as developers race to bring … Read More » The post Data Center Construction Risks: Planning for Delays and Disruptions appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

The rapid expansion of AI-powered data centers is creating complex exposures, from construction delays and equipment breakdowns to cyber incidents, climate threats and utility disruptions, requiring insurers to … Read More » The post Why Data Centers Are Becoming a Specialized Insurance Risk appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Patrick Wraight talks with instructor Kevin Amrhein in this Aftershow about how homeowners are monetizing everything from spare rooms and event spaces to boats and personal property, creating … Read More » The post The Hidden Insurance Risks of Renting Out What You Own | IJA Aftershow with Kevin Amrhein appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Coming up on Between the Lines, Elizabeth Blosfield talks with Jon Tellekamp about how soaring construction costs, concentrated development, aggressive timelines and massive power demands are reshaping data … Read More » The post The Hidden Insurance Risks Behind the Data Center Boom appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Insurers are exploring AI-specific loss prevention services, but the wide variety of AI applications makes it difficult to identify solutions that work consistently across businesses. Check out this … Read More » The post How Insurers Are Expanding Risk Management for AI appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

As AI fuels rapid data center expansion, insurers are facing a growing web of interconnected risks. Carrier Management’s Between the Lines explores how extreme weather, grid constraints, and … Read More » The post The Data Center Boom: How AI Growth Is Reshaping Insurance Risk appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Allstate is building ALLIE as part of a broader strategy to put artificial intelligence at the center of its business. The insurer says AI could help reduce costs, … Read More » The post Allstate Bets Big on AI With New Large Language Model, ALLIE appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

AI is rapidly changing the way businesses operate, but as companies embrace increasingly autonomous AI systems, they’re also confronting a new and evolving set of risks. This episode … Read More » The post EP. 117: When AI Agents Go Beyond the Guardrails appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Rats, leaks, faulty A/C… and now an insurance coverage fight before Alabama’s highest court. Thirty-two courthouse workers in Greene County, Alabama, sued county commissioners, alleging years of unsafe … Read More » The post Alabama Courthouse Workers Smelled a Rat. Court Must Decide if Insurer Defends Suit appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Michael DeFelice explains why certificates of insurance only provide a surface-level view of coverage and why reviewing the actual policy is critical for understanding exclusions, endorsements, and potential … Read More » The post Why Certificates of Insurance Aren’t Enough | Aftershow with Michael DeFelice appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Earlier this year, Vertafore rolled out a series of AI-supported tools for agents, MGAs and carriers that automate manual work and allow them to focus on customers, says … Read More » The post AI Tools for Agents appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Insurance expert Bill Wilson shares how a background in fire protection engineering sparked a lifelong passion for insurance coverage, leading to a decades-long career educating the industry on … Read More » The post How Bill Wilson Turned Engineering Into an Insurance Career | IJA Aftershow appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Steven Badger explains how limiting the role of public adjusters could drive more policyholders to hire attorneys, increasing costs and making insurance claims more difficult to resolve. Check … Read More » The post Why Restricting Public Adjusters Could Send More Claims to Attorneys appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .

Learn how failing to meet multi-factor authentication (MFA) requirements can jeopardize cyber insurance claims and why many small businesses remain financially vulnerable to costly cyber breaches. To view … Read More » The post No MFA? A Cyber Attack Could Leave Your Business Uninsured appeared first on Insurance Journal TV .