Washington--Insurers are voicing deep concerns over new truck safety rules extending the time that truck drivers can work without rest, noting that non-truck occupants ...

Hurricane Katrina has the potential to cause up to $30 billion in insured losses to the Gulf states, a catastrophe modeling firm estimated yesterdayEQECAT ...

The Congressional Budget Office today said the asbestos litigation reform bill now before the U.S. Senate is likely to add to the federal budget ...

A new Illinois medical malpractice law is winning only measured support from the insurance industry, which is voicing concern about some provisions.The bill, S.B. ...

Washington--A federal appeals court has ruled that the Fair Credit Reporting Act requires that customers be given notice when an insurer charges them a ...

A unit of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania has prepared a study which concludes that government has a role and responsibility ...

Washington--Legislation clarifying the scope of a tax exemption for small property-casualty insurance companies was introduced in both the House and the Senate before Congress ...

In a huge victory for the property-casualty insurance industry, the Illinois Supreme Court today threw out a $1.05 billion judgment against State Farm in ...