Why Aviva only had to pay $99.75, not $149.61, an hour - Insurance Business

An X-ray with 'no explanation' helped tip this accident benefits fight with Aviva What happened: An Ontario tribunal ordered Aviva to fund most of a chronic pain assessment but backed it on report fees.

Aviva today announced the launch of Aviva Specialty, its wholly owned U. S. specialty insurance platform headquartered in New York City, marking Aviva’s expansion into the U. S. specialty insurance market.[1] Aviva Specialty will begin underwriting commercial property risks in the fourth quarter of 2026, serving open market brokerage, and partnering with leading program administrators. The business was built around a partnership-led model designed to combine disciplined underwriting, responsive decision-making, and modern technology with the financial strength and global capabilities of Aviva. The platform will initially focus on commercial property, with a roadmap to expand into additional lines of business including cyber, specialty & financial lines as well as specialty casualty. Aviva Specialty will write on Aviva Insurance Limited paper, providing brokers, clients, and program partners with access to Aviva’s financial strength and underwriting expertise. The new business is designed to bring partners the best of both worlds: the agility and entrepreneurial mindset of a specialty insurance start-up, backed by the capabilities and resources of a leading global insurer.

Property underwriting will begin in Q4 2026 as insurer builds out surplus lines platform Property underwriting will begin in Q4 as insurer builds out surplus lines platform

A soft-tissue specialist weighed in on mental health - and it didn't go his patient's way What happened: A tribunal upheld an insurer's refusal to pay three accident benefit treatment plans, ruling the driver's injuries were minor.