Insurance company executives and independent agents disagree over just how easy insurers are making it to do business with them--an area of opportunity for carriers to expand their business, a survey suggests.
Business groups and insurers are mobilizing to defeat a proposed amendment to the financial services reform bill that would substantively expand the reach of private securities litigation.
Specialty insurer Markel announced the creation of a three member office of the president with two executives assuming the title of co-chief operating officer.
Business groups and insurers are mobilizing to defeat a proposed amendment to the financial services reform bill that would substantively expand the reach of private securities litigation.
A federal appeals court has certified the largest class-action employment lawsuit in U.S. history over alleged gender bias in pay and promotions, following an $11.7 million settlement with the EEOC.
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