President Bush wasn’t the only big winner on election night. Tort reformers and insurers also saw some of their favored...
Features
Perhaps like you, I have been fascinated by the press coverage our industry has received lately–probably more individual stories in...
Lawyers in the second World Trade Center insurance trial clashed during opening statements in federal court in New York recently...
One of the thorniest issues that an insurance adjuster may face is deciding to bring an affirmative declaratory judgment action...
According to a new study by the Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI), notable features of Arizona’s workers’ compensation system included...
Insurance company leaders hope the industry will respond rationally to the financial effect of recent hurricanes and also use them...
O.D. Kenemore, a former commissioner for the Texas Workers’ Compen-sation Commission, passed away Oct. 18, 2004, at M.D. Anderson Hospital...
Andrew J. Carpentier’s Quincy, Massachusetts office is plastered with Red Sox banners and posters and while the images of the...
Insurance Journal National Editor Andrea Ortega-Wells recently moderated a “Take Two” debate discussing the hot topic of medical malpractice, and...
As commissioners and attorneys general in state after state announced their own probes of insurance practices, the National Association of...