Citizens expects $3.05 billion bond issue

Appeal made to agents to help communicate with policyholders

Kentucky cracks down on Australian firm

Alert issued about amusement ride, product liability products

S.C. governor's veto of auto limits stirs controversy

Industry supports governor's action; lawyers upset

Workers' comp premiums not priority in bankruptcy

Insurers claim Supreme Court is wrong; predict market impact

Federal bill would reform surplus lines regulation

Brokers show support for slimmed-down SMART legislation

S&P: CEOs concerned about capacity and pricing

Executive panelists stress need for underwriting discipline

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: DRIVE INSURANCE

New President Barbagallo eyes growth strategy

Two Fla. leaders collaborate on national policy

Geller and McCarty agree to back national catastrophe plan

Ga. commissioner backs contingency commissions

Oxendine says eliminating commissions would be a 'mistake'

Hurricane stress replaced hurricane-party mentality

Rep. Leslie Waters urges homeowners to 'harden' their homes

Lawyers overseeing lawyers - a new look at self-regulation

Closer Look: Artisan Contractors

Creative marketing pays off when insuring today's artisans

Closer Look: Artisan Contractors

Theft protection from start to finish

Turning the tables: Coping with a new era of risk

Willis' Plumeri says federal charter, central disaster plan needed now

Minding Your Business

The 10% Solution: An approach to internal perpetuation

Spotlight: Liquor Liability

How pool tables, live music, security, even video games affect premiums

Closing Quote: Legal cases in the eye of Katrina

A review of the Tuepker decision shows the judge played middle ground.