More often than not, a second wave of claims against insurance agents by their clients follows a natural disaster. For...
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Property/casualty insurance executives believe that the U.S. economy is still not on the right track. According to a survey conducted...
Every Family “We’ve lost a generation of people to prescription pill abuse. It’s a problem that has affected every family...
A review by Florida’s chief inspector general contends that employees at the state-created Citizens Property Insurance racked up excessive travel...
The financially troubled Kentucky School Boards Insurance Trust will disband, forcing school districts to search for new workers’ compensation, property...
Don Parkes, an insurance executive with 18 years of experience in catastrophe risk management, has been named vice president of...
Florida doctors are disputing a state report saying drugs they dispensed directly to patients are raising workers’ compensation rates. The...
Employees who like their 401(k) retirement savings account are going to love what healthcare reform does to their employer-provided health...
The Department of Industrial Relations recently announced its new regulations implementing provisions of California’s workers’ compensation reform law. The law,...
A pending legal battle that could expose wholesalers in California to more lawsuits was the centerpiece of talk at the...