When Vulcan AMPS LLC dispatched a team of workers to Iraq last fall, managers knew it would be risky. What...
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N.H. Considers Premium Tax Cut; Insurer CEOs Update Big ‘I’ Agents Taxes, the favorite subject of politicians in New Hampshire,...
The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America is considering a proposal to compile a nationwide database of minority–owned agencies...
Doing business in a changing marketplace, coping with terrorism’s threats, state and federal legislation, and building relationships throughout the surplus...
Progressive Insurance Co.’s move to re–brand its independent agency segment is being met with good reviews from outside financial analysts...
With legal questions floating over him, Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Carroll Fisher resigned from office last month, days before his ouster...
State insurance commissioners stood their ground last month at hearings in Washington where they opposed an expanded federal role in...
The Texas Sunset Advisory Commission believes the Texas Workers’ Compensation Commision should be abolished. At a Sept. 15 meeting, the...
On Nov. 2, citizens of three Western states will decide whether or not to limit damage awards in medical malpractice...
Many independent insurance agents and brokers are used to the concept of “paperless processing” since most of the insurance companies...