Commentary

If insurers eventually knuckle under to political and legal pressure to pay flood-related Hurricane Katrina claims that they believe their policies excluded, what happens when ...

If insurers eventually knuckle under to political and legal pressure to pay flood-related Hurricane Katrina claims that they believe their policies excluded, what happens when ...

As we celebrate Opening Day, I can't help but wonder why Congress seems so determined to challenge the insurance industry's limited federal antitrust exemption, yet ...

As we celebrate Opening Day, I can't help but wonder why Congress seems so determined to challenge the insurance industry's limited federal antitrust exemption, yet ...

Responding to the growing demand for alternatives to the unreliable commercial insurance market, the tiny European nation of Freedonia opened its doors on April 1 ...

Last Thursday, I asked how much you would pay to see NAMIC CEO Chuck Chamness shave his head until he was completely bald, especially if ...

State lawmakers have been feisty this month. On Friday, I blogged about how one leading legislator challenged the National Association of Insurance Commissioners on whether ...

The headline of the lead story in yesterday's edition of "The New York Times" was devastating to the insurance industry's already tattered reputation--"Aged, Frail and ...