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Numerous insurers reported substantial losses stemming from Ohio's Feb. 11-12, 2009 windstorm as well as the Ike-related gusts, and some preliminary figures are now in.

Do the recent clashes between Washington and AIG make federal regulation of insurance more likely than before the bailout? Click to http://www.property-casualty.com to answer this week's National Underwriter online poll.

Two men who committed arson got burned by lengthy prison sentences.

Connecticut State Attorney General Richard Blumenthal yesterday announced that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke was wrong when he said Connecticut law prevented him from attempting to recoup American International Group bonus monies.

The fabric restoration industry, which has quickly and technologically evolved in recent years, is well positioned to help insurers in improving customer satisfaction.

According to the U.S. Justice Department, more than $1 billion in scheduled insured jewelry is lost every year. In a weakening economy, questionable and fraudulent claims will probably rise.

The closer a carrier's relationships with its independent agents, the more business they send its way, according to a J.D. Power and Associates satisfaction survey.

Florida's government-dominated insurance system needs reform because its current system makes the state less safe and increases the log-term costs to taxpayers, a study by a free market think tank has concluded.