Michael Vannostran, 24, of San Clemente, surrendered after an arrest warrant was filed by the Orange County District Attorney’s Office...
Monthly Archives: February 2002
A Colorado House committee has killed two bills pertaining to the use of credit scores after amending them to delete...
Gov. Gray Davis has reached an agreement with organized labor, trial lawyers, and Democratic lawmakers to increase benefits for injured...
The Hartford Financial Services Group reported fourth quarter operating earnings of $1.06 per share versus $1.09 per share in the...
ACORD, the global, nonprofit standards-setting organization for the insurance and related financial service industries, named Brenda Ayler-White of Royal &...
Zurich North America has introduced a new tool to better evaluate business interruption exposures and calculate coverage needs. Going forward,...
Insurers feeling the effects of Sept. 11 have taken desperate measures to stay afloat by increasing rates and rewriting policies...
Nebraska Department of Insurance Director, L. Tim Wagner announced the creation of an insurance availability task force, members of which...
Although well-intentioned, a proposal to require the licensing of temporary insurance adjusters following a catastrophe is not needed and would...
Boston-based Applied Insurance Research, Inc. (AIR), a leading catastrophe modeling firm, has released the 2002 versions of its earthquake and...