Claims

Claims News Service March 5, 1:55p.m.- The president of the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.), Dr. Robert Hartwig, recently testified for the U.S. House Financial Services Committee's

According to Montana state legislature, a bill has been drafted to outline the stipulations associated with the collection and usage of event data recorders, or "black boxes" in automobiles.

The New York Committee for Occupational Health and Safety (NYCOSH) has outlined new guidelines that would extend the deadline for 9/11 workers and volunteers to apply for workers' compensation benefits.

Malingering in personal injury or workers' compensation claims cost both the insurer and the consumer.

Fraud has been a growing concern in the workers' comp arena.

A study from the Insurance Research Council (IRC) entitled, "Florida Auto Injury Insurance Claim Environment, 2007 Final Report," concludes that the increased use of diagnostic tests and chiropractic

Although the business world and society at-large have always been concerned about financial ethics, the issue has come to the forefront of discussion in the post-Enron world.

Is there coverage under the homeowner's policy for cleanup for both the dwelling and personal property?