Claims

The report, entitled, "Flood Risk in New Orleans: Implications for Future Management and Insurability," outlines the ongoing threat of flood risk due to future hurricane activity and considers the

The question, "Should Christians file auto insurance claims?" was posed to 290 participants. The responses showed that 236 out of 290 people agreed that if Christians suffer property damage or

Less than two weeks after the official end of the below-average 2006 hurricane season, Tropical Storm Risk (TSR), a London-based consortium of experts on insurance, risk management, and seasonal

Last month your resident image-smasher took a look at the bane of all auto claim adjusters, the low impact soft tissue (LIST) claim.

Two officials are pushing for legislative action that would protect New York from a major catastrophe.

Perhaps due to the popularity of television shows that feature forensic medical doctors, archeologists, and scientists solving murder cases, the term forensic seems to have been inaccurately associated with death.

Old habits are hard to break, particularly in the insurance industry. But when old habits are negatively affecting the bottom line, many companies welcome change.

There has been a large increase in the amount of questions received recently by FC&S concerning the damage to property and work exclusions on the commercial general liability coverage form.