New Hampshire’s highest court has ruled that state lawmakers cannot raid $110 million in reserves from the Joint Underwriting Association,...
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A U.S. federal judge ordered insurer Lloyd’s of London to pay for alleged swindler Allen Stanford’s defense. Stanford and three...
A prolonged soft market coupled with the worst economic period since the Great Depression as well as uncertainty related to...
Rhode Island Gov. Don Carcieri has proposed reassigning investigators to probe workers’ compensation fraud but giving them far broader powers...
The ProBuilders risk retention group offering general liability insurance for builders and contractors will stop accepting new business and not...
How to Minimize Liability Exposure While Tightening the Public Belt It’s a safe bet that relatively few public entity administrators...
As state legislators across the United States enact laws that ban phoning or texting while driving, a new study finds...
More Straight-Line Winds Ahead “Based on what we know about the potential patterns of climate change, we expect severe storm...
Workers 65 years old and older tend to have lower indemnity costs for workers’ compensation than do younger workers, largely...
The private crop insurance industry is blasting a proposed restructuring in the crop insurance program they say would cut $4...