Claims News Service, Sept. 9, 3:33 p.m. EST -- The International Association of Special Investigation Units (IASIU) awarded its Investigator of the Year Award to Progressive Insurance's Beth Shroat

When U.S. Secretary of Transportation Mary Peters announced that Americans drove 10 billion fewer miles in May 2008 than in May 2007, she was sounding the alarm.

Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood has officially ended the state's battle with State Farm and Nationwide over claims stemming from Hurricane Katrina.

While attending the Worker's Compensation Educational Conference last month in Orlando, I woke to a sound of a percolating coffee pot.

Learning from lessons taught by Katrina, many insurers were quick to point out some of the measures they are taking in order to react as quickly as possible to the insurance claims from Hurricane

Learning from lessons taught by Katrina, many insurers were quick to point out some of the measures they are taking in order to react as quickly as possible to the insurance claims from Hurricane

Gustav began powering its way toward the Gulf Coast late last week. At one point, the storm reached Category 4-strength, meaning wind speeds were measured between 131 and 155 mph. During this period,

For a conference of the Workers' Compensation Educational Conference's size and magnitude, the process of renovating the annual program "house" is not an easy one. On one hand, the conference has