The issue of whether, and when, extrinsic evidence may be used to determine a duty to defend has never been...
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The first test of an incentive in which an automaker paid the insurance on every new car concluded March 31...
While Massachusetts insurance officials are weighing a request by the industry to inch up workers’ compensation rates by 1 percent,...
Insurance has always been about helping people and businesses navigate uncertainty. And the industry has continually adapted to protect new...
As every employer knows, Texas’ workers’ compensation system is sick. In fact, some say it’s on life support. The remedies...
It was about one year ago, on April 19, 2004, that California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed SB 899 into law,...
Interviewed by Kevin B. O’Reilly When Insurance Journal last spoke with Sandy Praeger, she was only months into the job....
Mark Wells, publisher of Insurance Journal, recently spoke to Stan Simpson, the newly elected president of the Insurance Agents and...
Although three major proposals to revamp insurance regulation are before legislators in some form, it appears that the industry’s ultimate...
Charges by the California Department of Insurance that the California homeowners insurance industry arbitrarily nonrenews or raises rates on homeowners...
Citing “people familiar with the matter,” the The Wall Street Journal reported that insurance giant American International Group Inc. fired...