The Oversight and Government Reform Committee of U.S. House of Representatives has been looking into whether and how governmental regulations...
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Those photos on Facebook showing you palling around with drunks, the raunchy joke you posted on Twitter, and those links...
With a massive hole in the state’s budget and the looming duty to redistrict, insurance issues are likely to be...
Evaluating Commercial Replacement Cost Estimates: Beyond the Numbers Part 2
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This is the second in our series of guest posts from Michael Gay. Check out his bio at the end....
Kenneth Feinberg, the formerly freewheeling administrator of BP Plc’s fund to compensate victims of last year’s oil spill, could be...
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin announced good news for drivers in the state after the North Carolina Rate Bureau...
Planned new U.S. mine safety rules will raise costs for mining companies that already spent close to $1 billion between...
A settlement has been reached in the case of a Connecticut worker who was fired for criticizing her boss on...
Just as state lawmakers forge ahead with new legislative goals for 2011, the insurance industry, agents and their lobbyists are...
South Carolina House Passes Limit on Punitive Damages The South Carolina House of Representatives approved limits on punitive damages by...
The Iowa Supreme Court sided with an insurance agent in a case involving whether the agent has a duty to...