With the economy’s ill health continuing and their own personal health improving, America’s senior citizens are not retiring like they...
Articles by Kenneth J. St. Onge
New Hampshire’s highest court has ruled that state lawmakers cannot raid $110 million in reserves from the Joint Underwriting Association,...
A New Jersey plumber who was severely injured while driving to a coffee break can collect full workers’ compensation benefits,...
In October, 2008, my colleague, Christopher J. Boggs, associate editor of MyNewMarkets.com and frequent contributor to Insurance Journal, wrote: “The...
The Market Is Huge, but Some Independents Say It’s Difficult In business, change brings opportunity. And when it comes to...
But Skeptics Question Timing for Revival of U.S. Insurance Exchange A recently announced plan by New York’s governor to boost...
Key executives from over 50 companies, state agencies and industry groups met with New York Insurance Department officials yesterday to...
The Hanover won’t have to pay $26,000 in claims on behalf of a Connecticut contractor who accidentally knocked over the...
New York regulators are aggressively pursuing plans for a reincarnation of the New York Insurance Exchange and expect to finish...
Dhananjay Nayakankuppam, a professor of marketing in the Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa, is an expert...