As the nation’s population ages, states are looking for ways to weed out people who shouldn’t drive. Half the states...
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Jurors in the federal fraud and racketeering trial of Chicago insurance broker Michael Segal have heard all but the closing...
Approximately 300 independent agents, brokers and senior level insurance company executives attended the IBA West 18th annual Blue Ribbon Conference,...
While insurers and lawyers groups have debated the merits of capping medical malpractice awards in the statehouses and on Capitol...
Summer is here and with it comes unstable weather conditions that can cause problems for consumers and agents alike in...
As nearly 1,500 members of the American Association of Managing General Agents (AAMGA) prepare to descend on the spectacular desert...
John Headstrong considered himself a man’s man. He was competitive at everything he did. He was always sizing up other...
Voluntary benefits, where the employees pay the full freight through payroll deduction, are booming. Voluntary plans let employers offer attractive...
Insurance Journal asked me to spend 2,000 words on the Leavitt Group’s agency perpetuation philosophy. So, after rattling off some...
Property/casualty insurers are coming to grips with the fact that a government-sponsored terrorism insurance backstop could expire at the end...