The New York Insurance Association is criticizing the state Legislature’s passage of the portion of the 2008 budget which hikes...
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The clash between the states and the federal government over nationwide rules to make driver’s licenses more secure has ended...
Your E&O claim waiting to happen Certificates — not again. Haven’t we heard enough about this topic? Apparently not. Certificates...
Independent agents hold onto market share, prepare for post-November election politics Insurance Journal‘s Editor-in-Chief Andrea Wells interviewed Robert Rusbuldt, CEO...
Massachusetts will permit auto insurers to sell six-month policies in another change under the state’s newly operational managed competition system...
Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney approved an average 11 percent rate reduction filed by the Mississippi Windstorm Underwriting Association. The...
The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has invalidated Nevada’s insurance producer countersignature law, in what could be the final...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is better prepared for the next disaster but still is not ready for another...
A construction worker on Boston’s “Big Dig” highway project is not entitled to workers’ compensation benefits for injuries he suffered...
An invasive weed that already has infested more than 1 million acres nationwide continues to spread across the parched Southeast,...