While hurricanes stayed away, tornadoes did not. Powerful tornadoes killed at least 20 people and left a swath of central...
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The debate over climate change captured the world’s attention, including the insurance industry’s, in 2007, while major hurricanes spared the...
A state-run pool system to pay workers with permanent partial disabilities could erode the savings promised by New York’s landmark...
Richard Scruggs, facing federal charges, has now removed himself from the law consortium, Scruggs Katrina Group, which he formed in...
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner James Donelon believes there is “light at the end of the tunnel” for the property insurance market...
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley says the state’s new managed competition auto insurance system is not lowering average rates for...
The move to privatize the state’s workers’ compensation fund and rebrand it as BrickStreet Mutual has received mostly positive reviews,...
An attorney and state lawmaker from Fargo says he would fight for consumers and keep their protection at the forefront...
Hawaii County has met a deadline to save Big Island residents’ federal flood insurance coverage, but at least one County...