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A steep hike in damage limits could drive offshore oil drillers out of U.S. waters, one insurance official warned in recent testimony before Congress.

Surplus lines producers who previously saw technology as a source of disruption to their business model, and retail agents who once had limited access to global specialty markets, are having their needs addressed, executives said here.

Collision repair is no longer an art; it's re-manufacturing science. What measures should a repair shop take to restore the actual safety of the car, in light of new demands from continually emerging car models?

Retail brokers may start seeking larger cuts of the commissions paid out on surplus lines transactions as the soft market continues, a specialty lines insurance executive suggested recently.

Karen Furtado, a partner with SMA: Strategy Meets Action, speaks with Tech Decisions editor Bob Hyle about the challenges insurers face in dealing with multiple distribution strategies.

In the amateur sports insurance world, technology has proven to be an invaluable aid in the distribution of the product, making sales easier and providing services quickly and easily for agents and clients to access.

In today's economy, consumers are looking for more value than ever before, whether they are buying a car, dining out or choosing personal lines insurance

In the first jury trial of a case involving Chinese drywall, a Miami-area couple was awarded nearly $2.5 million, while drywall manufacturer Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin Co.