Dozens of federally insured medical providers have been blocked from helping the Gulf Coast recover from Hurricane Katrina because their...
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In preparation for March sessions of the Florida Legislature, the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America hosted its first annual...
The Supreme Court has ruled that the U.S. Postal Service can be sued by a woman who tripped over mail...
An antiques dealer, an auto mechanic and even a couple of insurance agents are among the dishonored on 2005’s Top...
A panel of eight insurance experts agreed unanimously that carriers are closely scrutinizing Florida and are hesitant to renew homeowners...
A group of advocates for free enterprise and limited government that includes former federal independent counsel Kenneth Starr is challenging...
The Surplus Line Association of California’s (SLA) elected new officers at its Annual Meeting held in Northern California on Jan....
U.S. District Court Judge Edward Nottingham has denied a class certification in Morris v. Travelers Indemnity Co. of America, according...
A measure to improve Washington’s emergency readiness passed the state Senate, after a lawmaker agreed to bend to insurance industry...
A looming workers’ compensation court case could cost Montanans $100 million and force a roughly $160 million rate hike for...