Driven by exceptionally warm ocean waters, Earth smashed a record for heat in May and is likely to keep on...
Monthly Archives: July 2014
When it comes to the use of evolving technologies such as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in oil and gas production...
Drug arrests have soared in at least three counties composing the Eagle Ford Shale play in South Texas as oil...
Want your insurance customers to have a smooth claims experience after a loss? Set appropriate expectations up front and over-deliver...
Terrebonne Parish in Louisiana has a new emergency re-entry process for companies attempting to reopen after a mandatory hurricane evacuation....
A father-daughter team were awarded some of the highest honors bestowed upon independent agents in Texas at the Independent Insurance...
Kansas City, Mo.-based Lockton named Joe Agnello president of the insurance broker’s Kansas City property/casualty business unit. Agnello, a 20-year...
Kansas’ highest court reversed a state appeals court finding that an oil field worker was not entitled to workers’ compensation...
Damage to public roads, bridges and buildings is estimated at more than $15 million from storms and flooding in June,...
A bill approved by Michigan Legislature that further limits certain consumer lawsuits against insurance companies under the state’s Consumer Protection...