A global market intelligence firm is charging that the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America opposes federal regulation for fear a national oversight system would facilitate more Web

The softening commercial insurance market might still be a lot more rational than people think, given the results of a recent survey of risk managers who read National Underwriter, who indicate that

The large majority of risk managers don't believe their firms have benefited after major brokers stopped accepting contingency fees following probes into bid-rigging and account steering, a National

Sen. Trent Lott pulled an interesting gambit this week during a hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee, trying to drive a wedge in the insurance industry on his call to revoke McCarran-Ferguson's

Property-casualty insurers reported an awesome year for 2006, with the industry-wide combined ratio coming in at a stellar 92.4, fueling a 44 percent jump in net income. Normally, that would be good

Robert J. Cleary, an attorney with the law firm Proskauer Rose in New York City, who is representing Mr. Gilman, told National Underwriter today that he expects the trial to last a number of weeks, be

In a letter to Chamber President Tom Donohue, officers both past and present from the National Conference of Insurance Legislators praised the group for its support of maintaining the insurance indust

The managers of the federal flood and crop insurance programs aren't doing enough to keep Congress informed of the potential risk global warming represents to the taxpayer, a key member of the Senate