Regulation/Legislation

American International Group was the apparent biggest user of the Federal Reserve Board's short-term lending facility after it ran into financial trouble starting in September 2008, according to documents released by the Fed Wednesday.

For the fifth year in a row, Florida -- considered a major segment of "hurricane alley" -- has avoided the devastating damages that come with the vicious storms.

The co-chairmen of the deficit commission appointed by President Obama today proposed "aggressive tort reform" as one of its recommendations for reducing the federal budget deficit.

For several years, Florida consumers have enjoyed relatively low auto insurance rates and have had their pick of reputable auto insurers fighting for their business.

The National Conference of Insurance Legislators appears set to win the support of another state legislative trade group for its interstate compact designed to implement the surplus lines reform

On Nov. 16, Florida legislators returned to Tallahassee for a quick three-hour special session during which many hoped they would take up measures dealing with both workers' compensation and property insurance.