Brick-and-Mortar The traditional retailers doing well are selling autos, liquor, candy, office supplies, gifts and furniture. Dining Out Fast casual...
Monthly Archives: March 2011
A tenth reinsurer –and ninth from Bermuda– is taking advantage of a Florida law that allows it to post a...
The Obama administration is expected to name an Illinois state insurance regulator to head the new Federal Insurance Office, said...
A Republican draft of legislation to reform the federal flood insurance program would renew the program for five years, phase...
High-risk property is a location that is inherently dangerous due to the nature of its operations or that is exposed...
Expanding a federal program that is already $17 billion in debt might seem like a non-starter of an idea on...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent refusal to hear a workers’ compensation insurance case that concerned an illegal immigrant who had...
Food prices continue to ride a rollercoaster. In the first quarter of 2011 the food price index of the United...
A University of Southern Mississippi football player shot outside Remington’s Hunt Club has sued the business and its owner for...
Never Take a New Insured’s Business for Granted Client retention is a bellwether of a professional firm’s success. It indicates...