Former Tennessee State Sen. John Ford is fighting to keep his license to sell insurance, but the Tennessee Department of...
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Massachusetts officials are grappling to come up with how much lower-income residents should have to pay for insurance under the...
18.4% Percentage of unexplained drowning deaths among Asian children ages 17 and younger between 1999 and 2001 in Washington State,...
Five years after 9/11 and one year after Hurricane Katrina, most companies have some form of disaster response plan in...
The family of a South Carolina doctor who died during joint-replacement has been awarded $30 million, after a jury found...
A New Jersey law protecting nonprofit organizations from negligence lawsuits does not apply to all sex abuse cases, the state...
The worst red tide in years has shut down shellfish beds in much of Puget Sound and prompted serious public...
Insurance is one of the fastest changing, most regulated industries in America today. That very nature insists that those who...
Last October, Insurance Journal spent two days in Mississippi visiting with three independent insurance agents who experienced the devastation left...
Effective Jan. 1, 2007, all Rhode Island resident insurance producers are required to carry errors and omissions insurance coverage as...