Fla. Insurance Council pushes mitigation

Plan to combat destructive forces of future storms

NAMIC opposes reinstatement of no-fault

Waste, fraud, abuse cited as reasons to let law sunset in 2007

S.C. plans March 22, 23 conference, exhibition

Insurance fraud, 'hot topics' on Big 'I' agenda

Florida agents to hold 'fly-in'

Participants to discuss insurance issues with their legislators

W. Va. commissioner gives status report

Daniel presents insight, hurricane, catastrophe tips

Miss. suspends 180-day repair deadline

Material shortages, contractor demand cited

Progressive drives into W. Va.

Commercial auto available for small businesses

Few homeowners buy flood insurance when not required, study says Rand says only half purchase federal flood coverage in flood prone-areas

Insurers back in court over World Trade Center coverage

Carriers hope appeals court will reject verdict for an extra $1.1 billion

More states are adopting primary seat belt laws

Federal dollars may be motivating states to take action

FBI targeting insurance fraud

Agent reports to insurance regulators' Antifraud Taskforce

Solid disaster recovery plan keeps surplus lines broker afloat

Surplus lines industry heads to Washington for regulation reform

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Florida no-fault claim costs hit double digits

Study shows seriousness of injuries declined

Property issues to dominate Florida Legislature

Lingering impact of last year's hurricanes a driving force