After much testimony and deliberation on Colorado House Bill 1389, the House Business Affairs and Labor Committee has amended a...
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Part1: Retaining limited underwriting risk could offer MGAs a way to bolster revenue Editor’s Note: The following is part one...
Existing carriers complain that plan to give 3-year high risk exemption to newcomers creates uneven playing field The Patrick administration...
Weeks after a 5.2 level earthquake rocked the Midwest from Cairo, Ill., to Atlanta, Ga., geologists and the insurance industry...
The insurance industry is preparing to build a state-of-the-art applied research facility that promises to use science and technology to...
Child passengers ages 12 to 16 are more likely to die in a car crash than younger children, according to...
During the 12-month period ending March 31, 2007, nearly 10,000 new federal lawsuits were filed under ERISA. In 2007 alone,...
A Connecticut general contractor who delegates special inspections of all steel welding work as required by the state’s building code...
The Supreme Court struggled recently with how much weight to give an insurance company’s potential conflict of interest when it...
The suits claim that mountaintop removal mining and logging left forests unable to soak up excessive rain and caused streams...