Commentary

As I feared, extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act will once again be anything but a slam dunk. While this time around, at least, ...

As I feared, extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act will once again be anything but a slam dunk. While this time around, at least, ...

The insurance industry has been getting hammered lately--in the courthouse, in Congress and in the media--about flood insurance, antitrust immunity, contingency fees, and a host ...

Although insurance remains (for the moment) a state-regulated business, the spotlight has clearly shifted to Washington this year, where the industry faces a number of ...

Will Congress strip the insurance industry of its cherished antitrust exemption to punish carriers for allegedly cheating homeowners on Hurricane Katrina claims? And if they ...

Next month, my journalistic competitors and I will set aside our differences for an afternoon, joining forces to provide a behind-the-scenes look at how ...

My old friend, Bob Hunter, insurance director for the Consumer Federation of America, cited a candid reader posting to my blog in his testimony this ...

Last week's posting from my visit to Capitol Hill for the first of what promises to be many Congressional hearings about insurer handling of Hurricane ...