In the early 1990s, the insolvencies of three major life insurers – Executive Life, Mutual Benefit and Confederation Life –...
There’s a good chance that you are paying more for repairing your vehicle after an accident than you need to...
The FAST Act (Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act) is aptly named, but for all the wrong reasons. The process for...
Sometimes, small victories are worthy of celebration. A qualified celebration of just that variety is in order at the California...
In the home of the Pilgrims, lawmakers have gone home ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. The Massachusetts Legislature has adjourned...
Cyber insurance, international regulatory efforts, the sharing economy and the successful state credit-scoring model dominated the agenda of this past...
In his seminal 1987 work Crisis and Leviathan, economic historian Robert Higgs traces the pattern of government growth as a...
Landslides are a problem for which the United States has yet to come up with an answer. A recent essay...
Yesterday, I published a paper about, and titled, “The troublesome legacy of Prop 103.” Shortly thereafter, an organization called Consumer...
We live in an era of disruption. Technology redefines our world on a regular basis, as the wonders of networks...