Monthly Archives: August 2005

The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of Louisiana celebrated the “New Louisiana” in Destin Fla., June 26 — 29, 2005,...

Ending a 26-year drought, insurers posted a $5 billion net profit on underwriting in 2004, despite slowing premium growth and...

About thirty years ago, you could travel around Europe for $25-a-day. Of course, it meant low-end accommodations and marginal meals....

Auto injury claimants from four states seek different types of medical treatment, even though they report similar injuries, according to...

In today’s environment, work place injuries remain a topic of concern for employers and insurance professionals alike. Many risk managers...

Despite the recent Supreme Court ruling in MGM v. Grokster favoring the recording industry over makers of music downloading services,...

From celebrity tournaments to charity events, more and more consumers have gained interest in golf and are hitting the links...

Michael Kraker, the man behind www.golflawyer.com, maintains that although club owners may think they are safe from liability for errant...

The softening market has provided some welcome price relief for golf and country clubs, which had weathered significantly higher premiums...

Golfers spend literally thousands of hours every season on the driving range, hitting golf balls and working on technique, hoping...