Claims News Service, Aug. 29, 4:49 p.m. EDT -- A report reissued this week by the American Association for Justice is accusing insurance companies of "systematically denying paying policyholders fair

According to various news outlets reports, Gary Anderson was recently elected as the Democratic candidate for the position of Mississippi Department of Insurance commissioner, unseating long-time

An opening general session earlier this week at the Workers' Compensation Educational Conference in Orlando laid out the challenges facing the workers' compensation system over the next 10-20 years,

Reversing an earlier U.S. District Court judgment from last November, the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Louisiana homeowners affected solely by flood waters that resulted from

Reversing an earlier U.S. District Court judgment from last November, the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Louisiana homeowners affected solely by flood waters that resulted from

For insurance claimants, "temporary housing" isn't a phrase that immediately calls forth visions of pampering.

TRIA was first implemented following 9/11, when there was a fear that another orchestrated terrorist attack could bankrupt the insurance industry.

The recent arrests of several windshield repair technicians in Arizona for insurance fraud has led one glass industry association to issue an alert.