A highly anticipated federal appeals court ruling in a Hurricane Katrina class-action case has insurers breathing a little easier. The...
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A federal appeals court in Cincinnati has declined to reopen the case of a former judge ordered to pay $587,000...
Gov. Charlie Crist suggested Tuesday that some property insurers may be deliberately flouting a new state law that requires them...
Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Minner has signed legislation restricting the use of credit information in setting auto and homeowner insurance...
The Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) has scheduled an Oct. 30 hearing to consider an insurance industry request to increase...
The Dirigo Health Board of Directors has determined that the state-run Dirigo Health program will save the state’s health care...
The June and July floods that gripped parts of the U.K. could cost insurers between £2.25 billion and £3.25 billion...
Consolidated Edison in New York has agreed to let two insurance companies anticipating millions of dollars in claims monitor the...
Private insurance companies are balking at a decision by a key House panel to expand the federal flood insurance program...
Many businesses along the Gulf of Mexico coast have had a difficult time obtaining wind insurance coverage since Hurricanes Katrina,...