A federal appeals court has reduced the damages awarded to a Virginia woman in an identity-theft suit against Equifax Information...
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Gov. Charlie Crist has asked three trial lawyers to review documents for a possible class-action lawsuit against property insurers, alleging...
The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that parts of the Oregon Torts Claims Act that limits liability claims against governments...
Wells Publishing, the parent company of Insurance Journal magazine, InsuranceJournal.com, ClaimsJournal.com, and MyNewMarkets.com has been named the second best publishing...
Two companies are suing West Virginia’s workers’ compensation writer BrickStreet Mutual Insurance Co. over agent commissions. Aero-Fab Inc. and The...
Developing techniques for responding to hurricanes, tornadoes and other disasters will be the focus of a new think tank at...
Insurance markets for coastal properties continued to challenge insurers, agents, policymakers and property owners, despite an inactive hurricane season. For...
Florida drivers were given a short recess from having to buy their own personal injury protection coverage as the state...
Carriers and agencies both face challenges in maintaining quality relationships Agents might think they have their hands full trying to...
The debate over payments to the Aggregate Trust Fund is one, although by no means the only, workers’ compensation insurance...