Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire announced that a partial “rate holiday” has been finalized by the Department of Labor and Industries,...
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The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that when police and firefighters get hurt handling an emergency, they may sue and...
A recent wave of individual institutional in-vestor securities lawsuit “opt-out” settlements is raising troubling new questions about both D&O carriers’...
in its just released sigma study, “Natural catastrophes and man-made disasters in 2006”, Swiss Re notes that “losses due to...
Insurance officials in Florida, where a spate of hurricanes have set the industry into turmoil, pitched the idea recently of...
The average uninsured Massachusetts resident could obtain health care coverage for as little as $175 a month under the state’s...
Where ‘wind umpires’ gather, certification and Florida building codes are hot topics of conversation
A recent change to the Florida Building Code states that if a home sustains more than 25 percent repairable damage...
A potentially far-reaching ruling by the Maryland Court of Appeals reinstates a class action suit against several U.S. automakers even...
South Carolina’s new state insurance director rejected calls for the broad expansion of the state’s wind pool program that offers...
Rhode Island officials have completed their audit of Beacon Mutual Insurance Co. and turned over the results to the workers’...