More than three quarters of those responding said they believe their clients will pay more for their workers' compensation coverage, with just over half, 52 percent, saying they expect the increase to

Rep. Dorothy Butcher, D-Pueblo, filed the measure (HB 1143) Tuesday in the state House of Representatives. The bill would bar property-casualty insurers from using credit scores to accept, deny or rat

Rep. Dorothy Butcher, D-Pueblo, filed the measure (HB 1143) Tuesday in the state House of Representatives. The bill would bar property-casualty insurers from using credit scores to accept, deny or rat

WASHINGTON--The possibility of property expropriation is increasing in oil and other commodity exporting nations as prices have risen, according to Aon brokerage, which released its map of global polit

Medical malpractice insurers may be seeing an opportunity for the market to become profitable, according to a new study, but seizing it will require insurers to recognize the unique aspects of the mar

WASHINGTON--Former California State Senator Jackie Speier, who was involved in much of the legislation that has impacted the insurance industry in that state, announced she will run for the congression

WASHINGTON--Rep. Richard Baker, R-La., one of the senior Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee, is leaving Congress after 22 years to become head of the Managed Funds Association, a he

With Sen. Dodd out of the race, "there's no one else that stands out in the field [of primary candidates]," said Ken Crerar, president of the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers. He speculated