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Catastrophe modeler Eqecat says the U.S. can expect $1.5 billion to $2.8 billion in insured losses from Hurricane Irene.

What may not be apparent to insurers are the myriad ways in which persistently high fuel prices affect consumer decisions and behavior that directly impact both the severity and frequency of auto insurance claims.

In auto accidents that involve more than one vehicle, it may seem easy to point fingers and blame one driver for the entire accident.

Tropical Storm Irene's trek up the East Coast caused less damage than many had feared, a bit of reassuring news for a fragile economy.

With Hurricane Irene bearing down on the Northeast this weekend the National Association of Insurance Commissioners has decided to cancel its Summer National Meeting in Philadelphia.

Hurricane Irene is expected to be a multi-billion dollar event for the insurance industry, says Robert Hartwig, president of the Insurance Information Institute.

It would be nice to see more positive portrayals of insurance personnel in pop culture, without the raunchy humor.

A changing workforce, rapidly evolving technology and medical-cost-containment issues are the biggest challenges, and opportunities, that will face the workers comp market as it enters its second century.