Research

Through an online survey of more than 2,000 respondents, this report examines public opinions on attorney involvement in auto insurance claims, updating and expanding the Insurance Research Council's prior research on the subject.

The Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) today announced the launch of its Insurance Affordability Index, a new interactive res

This study introduces IRC’s new Auto Injury Claims Analytics Database (AICAD), which includes data from nine insurers representing approximately 43 percent of the U.S.

The IRC served our mission to provide evidence-based analysis on critical insurance  policy issues by delivering eight research studies in 2025.

The affordability of personal auto insurance is ultimately determined by key underlying cost drivers. The specific factors driving high insurance costs can vary from state to state. 

Ultimately, homeowners insurance affordability is determined by the underlying key cost drivers, which must be addressed to improve affordability. The specific factors driving high insurance costs vary from state to state. 

This study examines state regulatory environments for homeowners insurance. Key measures of rate regulation are examined countrywide over time, across different regulatory systems, and across states.

This Research Brief summarizes a study conducted in conjunction with the Insurance Information Institute, using civil court data to understand the impact of increased litigation over the ten years from 2014 to 2023.

This public opinion survey examines homeowner awareness, acceptance, and concerns regarding the use of aerial imagery tools in insurance.