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The shared risk that makes insurance such a viable industry can become financially devastating when thousands of claims pour in following an event like a hurricane, flood, or earthquake.

Webster's Dictionary defines a demagogue as "a leader who makes use of popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power."

If you need the expertise of a key figure in the history of the Florida insurance industry, look up Bill Gunter.

The Florida Surplus Lines Association (FSLA) returned to one of its favorite locations for its 2009 convention -- the Boca Raton Resort & Club in Boca Raton.

The mission of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is to reduce large truck and bus crashes, fatalities, and injuries nationwide.

Some of the most challenging risks in the event cancellation business are aging performers--whether they're rock-and-roll stars or operatic tenors, according to one managing general agent who specializes in placing contingency insurance for concerts.

While networking activities between specialty insurers and brokers remain the centerpiece of the annual meeting of NAPSLO, one new item on this year's schedule promises to bring two generations of NAPSLO members together.

Recent wildfires clearly indicate the need for cooperation among public and private firefighting services, along with property owners, to avoid and minimize loss of life and damage to homes and businesses.