WASHINGTON--Flood insurance policyholders, after a two-year delay, have been given an official means of appealing decisions made by the National Flood Insurance Program under a rule published late last

The lead story in Monday's New York Times, headlined --"Aged, Frail and Denied Care By Their Insurers"--was devastating to the insurance industry's already tattered reputation. Even though the article

Regulators shocked the industry last June by proposing that all reinsurance carriers be required to post collateral for their U.S. liabilities, rather than just "alien" firms such as Lloyd's of London

Beyond the rude behavior of those who are addicted to their BlackBerries, there is a repetitive stress factor at work that could impact workers' comp insurers and risk managers. NU Editor In Chief Sam

Once Eliot Spitzer is elected governor of New York, who do you think he will pick to be insurance superintendent? What qualifications should this individual have? What will their mandate be? What will

Senator Hillary Clinton is likely to focus on healthcare reform in her presidential bid, which prompted NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman to wonder whether all the negative results that critics associat

It wasn't easy coming up with positive suggestions on how public relations and marketing executives could polish the insurance industry's tarnished reputation, laments NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman

Where did all those billions in lost broker contingency fees go? Are buyers seeing discounts as a result? If so, how much? If not, why not? These are among the key questions raised by NU Editor In Chi