The insurance industry's reaction to Hurricane Katrina was insufficient and, in some cases, only made the situation worse for policyholders, according to a report issued yesterday by the group America

The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies today announced opposition to the proposed regulations, which would effectively limit the weight given to the location where a car is garaged whe

The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies today announced opposition to the proposed regulations, which would effectively limit the weight given to the location where a car is garaged whe

Justice Corrigan was approved Wednesday by the state Commission on Judicial Appointments in a unanimous vote to finish the term of Justice Janice Rogers Brown, who was appointed last summer to the U.S

A California consumer group is sounding an alarm over initial moves for a referendum it labels an insurance industry attempt to gut provisions of the historic ballot initiative that now controls the i

Launched on Jan. 1, the new agents-only sections of the Web site, www.FloodSmart.gov, will provide agents with access to map modernization projects, resource materials to help policyholders through th

Republican hires top plaintiff lawyer to pursue Katrina claim against State Farm

California's workers' comp reforms in recent years have had a significant effect in lowering loss ratios and premiums, according to a report by the state Workers' Compensation Insurance Review Board.