Insured losses from the Aug. 24 earthquake that struck Napa, Calif. will not exceed $250 million, according to a risk...
Articles by Don Jergler
A report by the nonprofit research group Economic Roundtable released over the Labor Day holiday found that one-in-six construction workers...
“It’s been a busy week,” said Glen Pomeroy, CEO of the California Earthquake Authority. The magnitude 6.1 earthquake that struck...
Floating together in a muck of alphabet soup the insurance industry, the government and the scientific community can be assured...
A Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta last week became easily the most expensive car sold at auction by when a bidder...
A new report shows there hasn’t been much ground gained in the battle to reduce the number of uninsured motorists...
The weakest link in the great global economic cog is the gazillion supply chains that bind us all. At one...
The U.S. government may be starting to embrace concepts that date back to Babylonian King Hammurabi’s reign 3,800 years ago....
Touting California’s still-young workers’ compensation reform law as a “pragmatic middle” compromise that seems to be working, two of the...
A decision by California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones to fine UnitedHealth Group $173.6 million for violations having to do with...