A recent insurance consulting firm study indicates that many property and casualty insurers are missing an opportunity to streamline and improve operations -- especially in claims -- by not

Mississippi Senator Trent Lott said he plans to vacate his position as Senate Republican Whip, the second-highest position in the Republican Party, in order to pursue other interests. Lott served 35

In an effort to help insurance companies curb fraud from unrecovered stolen cars being resold to unsuspecting consumers, the National Insurance Crime Bureau has created a new database that will let

Louisiana's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against several major insurance companies and third-party groups, alleging that they worked together to "deny, delay, and defend," while creating a

A significant construction defect coverage case, Lamar Homes, Inc. v. Mid-Continent Casualty Co., was recently decided by the Texas Supreme Court.

Third-quarter insured catastrophe losses for 2007 reached their lowest levels in five years, due largely to relatively few large-scale events.

According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau's (NICB) annual "Hot Wheels" report, 1.2 million motor vehicles were stolen in 2006.

Dealing with inexperienced insurer claim staff is one of the top problems for collision repairers, according to the results of a recent study released by a collision repair association.