Six new provisions in Senate Bill 1662 have gone into effect in Florida and provide the Office of Insurance Regulation...
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In the second of a series of articles, Insurance Journal profiles five universities that offer undergraduate and graduate degrees in...
Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich recently signed legislation to help ensure that people do not get trapped in stairwells of new...
At press time, forecasters were predicting insured losses from Hurricane Katrina-which made landfall 45 miles west of Biloxi, Miss., and...
The Utah Supreme Court has agreed with a lower court that the state has no ownership in the Workers Compensation...
The number of tort trials concluded in U.S. district courts declined by nearly 80 percent, falling from 3,600 in 1985...
Most crash deaths occur on rural roads, but motorists drive two billion miles every day on urban arterial roads where...
Independent Agents May Soon Have a New Opportunity, Says MarketScout’s Kerr Independent insurance agents have outplayed and outscored the Web-based...
Arkansas Attor-ney General Mike Beebe’s office said it is among several state and federal agencies investigating an international scam involving...