A few days back, Florida’s troubled Citizens Property Insurance Corp. announced a plan to “depopulate” its book of business through...
Articles by Eli Lehrer
A friend involved in the crop insurance industry recently wrote to me taking issue with a reference I had made...
I’m in New Orleans at a conference on Preparing the Gulf Coast for Extreme Weather. Its lead sponsor is a...
Mid-morning tomorrow, I’ll be attending a meeting in Sen. John Hoeven’s (R-ND) office to debate be educated about the Senator’s...
The National Conference of Insurance Legislators has a tendency to be a very deliberative and, yes, dilatory, body. During the...
Sometime around mid-afternoon on July 10th, Texas Insurance Commissioner Eleanor Kitzman will sit down at a witness table before the...
More than a few of my friends on the political Right have taken to comparing the Supreme Court’s decision on...
When one strips away the posturing and insinuations of sinister corporate conspiracies contained in the new report on auto insurance...
It’s almost time. After seventeen (count ’em–17) short-term extensions, almost a half dozen lapses in the program, and tons of...
It’s pretty clear that Florida’s state-run property insurance system is a total mess in just about every way. As Ray...