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A federal judge's ruling last week that insurer flood exclusions do not apply to the 2005 levee breaks in New Orleans after they were ruptured by Hurricane Katrina could cost carriers more than $2

Rating agency invites feedback on updated capital model; comments due Feb. 14

Agents are clearly frustrated with having to enter the same data multiple times for different insurance companies, but when push comes to shove, generating income and profits are by far their biggest

ProTexn and Best Practices Insurance Agency, with combined annualized revenues of approximately $1 million, act as program administrators, managing general agents and brokers for lawyer's and accounta

A California consumer group has criticized former American International Group Chairman Maurice Greenberg's financial connection to a committee that issued a report calling for an easing of corporate

A report from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners finds that New Jersey remains the most expensive state for auto insurance, with Washington, D.C. edging out New York for the number tw

WASHINGTON--Five leading financial services trade groups said today they have re-committed their industries to lobby the next Congress for passage of comprehensive legislation creating an optional fede

Gerard J. Hoetmer, PERI executive director, said the new manual "lays out a proactive approach for addressing rising costs of workers' compensation by establishing processes for responding to employee