Dramatic improvements in underwriting performance by the nation’s property/casualty insurers led to the first underwriting gain in nearly seven years,...
Monthly Archives: September 2004
The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) and the Insurance Institute of Indiana recently filed an amicus brief in...
Ohio’s auto thefts decreased about 2 percent from 2002, according to estimates released by the Ohio Insurance Institute (OII), a...
St. Paul Travelers Cos. announced that it estimated losses from Hurricane Charley to be about $140 million, after tax and...
Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Services (OFIS) Commissioner Linda A. Watters announced that new rules designed to help protect...
Preliminary reports from insurers indicate that Hurricane Frances will produce significantly more claims than Hurricane Charley, but the average claim...
Farmers may lose millions of dollars in insurance payments for their sprout-damaged wheat because of widespread mistakes in sampling their...
During a recent confab at Wells Publishing Inc.’s lovely San Diego headquarters, the Insurance Journal editorial team had a lively...
Even before Charley and Frances, insurers were fleeing the homeowners market for high-risk properties at an alarming pace. Over the...
From Concord, New Hampshire comes a tale about a laboratory, a lawyer and an alienated family. It resulted in a...