NEW YORK — Prominent insurance leaders were bullish on the prospects for improved industry performance and for tort system reform...
Articles by Thomas J. Slattery
NEW YORK – Two years into the hardest market in decades, the insurance business is still paying the price for...
Two years into the hardest market in decades, the insurance business is still paying the price for the “irrational exuberance”...
At S&P’s insurance conference, held annually in New York, prominent insurance leaders were bullish on the prospects for improved industry...
The property and casualty industry is well into a rebound from the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, with premiums...
Those rope-burned hands on this week’s cover graphically depict the dire straits of the workers’ compensation market in California. Safe...
As I was saying, before I was so rudely interrupted… Last time, we draped our cover and opening prose in...
New York—The insurance business needs help in the form of terrorism coverage, but it’s no panacea, warns Robert V. Mendelsohn,...
This week’s cover of Insurance Journal tells a gruesome tale, if not an unexpected one: the nation’s property-casualty insurance industry...
WASHINGTON – Though other Capital insiders are less optimistic, Sen. Christopher Dodd thinks impediments to passage of a government-backed terrorism...