Monthly Archives: May 2005
Hawaii faces doctor shortages in at least two fields, obstetrics and orthopedics, because fears of lawsuits and the rising cost...
An Alaska committee of House and Senate members was unable to hammer out a compromise plan to revise workers’ compensation...
As an increasing number of state regulators conduct inquiries and tighten accounting rules and reporting requirements for finite reinsurance transactions,...
Over time, as the family grows in size, member interests, goals and values become increasingly different,” Craig E. Aronoff, Ph.D....
While liability premiums have stabilized, recruiting doctors to Nevada remains difficult because of six-figure annual medical insurance costs, board members...
Two associations have responded to Commissioner John Garamendi’s recent accusations that the insurance industry’s rating practices are “blatantly discriminatory” and...
The Pacific Northwest is coming out of one of its driest winters on record, and emergency responders are bracing for...
Summer is upon us, and in the insurance world, that means its prime time for meetings and conventions. Attending meetings...