The Texas Workers’ Compensation Commission has submitted its recommended changes to the Texas Workers’ Compensation Act to be considered by...
Features
Here Are the Heartlanders Who Made Insurance Headlines in 2004 What a long, strange trip it’s been. The year started...
Agency consolidations are likely to achieve record results for 2004 but the outlook for 2005 remains unclear. Agency acquisitions in...
How Telematics Is Expanding the Role of Loss Control in Commercial Auto
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As telematics adoption grows and data becomes more available, commercial auto insurers are exploring ways to help fleets reduce risk...
A drunken Pennsylvania pilot who reportedly buzzed his single-engine plane in close proximity to a nuclear power plant and disrupted...
The year 2004 saw a little bit of everything across the Western Region. Workers’ comp, homeowners, med-mal, and even insurance...
Aon Corp. CEO Patrick G. Ryan’s attempt at a PR offensive hit a snag when he had to clarify comments...
A Medicare prescription drug benefit for senior citizens through private plans is still more than a year away. But for...
Insurers and business interests appear to have won another victory in Ohio, as Gov. Robert Taft will soon sign a...
The second of three scheduled trials to determine the amount of the recovery for the destruction of the World Trade...
The Wharton School professor argued that insurance companies are not “girly men” when it comes to providing coverage for extreme...