FMCSA’s April 16, 2026 policy, the appropriations directive signed February 3, 2026, and a proposed rule still at OMB are three different things. Here is what applies to your drivers today.
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Hotel property rates are falling while liability programs are rebuilt into smaller towers with sexual abuse and molestation exclusions attached. What Texas hotel owners should verify before renewal.
A Dallas County jury returned a $604 million verdict against C.H. Robinson, a 50-truck carrier, and the driver. Here is what the record says about SMS scores, and what a small Texas fleet should fix before its next renewal.
A Quiet Rule Change With Real Consequences On July 1, 2026, a federal policy change took effect that directly impacts what homeowners insurance Texas mortgage holders are required to carry….
The Number Nearly half of all homeowners insurance claims filed in Texas in 2024 were closed without a single dollar paid to the policyholder. That is not an estimate. Weiss…
A $400 Million Bet on Stronger Roofs Governor Greg Abbott announced on July 16 a legislative push for a $400 million grant fund designed to help Texas homeowners fortify their…
The Coverage Gap Nobody Talks About Most business owners and homeowners believe their insurance will cover a major loss. That belief rests on the assumption that the coverage limit on…
A Consequential Year for Trucking Compliance Between final rules, new enforcement directives, and a registration system overhaul, 2026 is shaping up to be the most significant year for trucking compliance…
The Numbers Behind the Shift If your commercial property insurance renewed in the past six months and the premium came in lower than expected, you are not imagining things. According…
The Threat Inside Your Business When business owners think about theft, they usually picture a break-in. Someone forcing a door, taking equipment, maybe emptying the register. That kind of loss…
