Anyone whose life is touched by Employee Benefits—employers, employees, and brokers—has been forced to deal with a tremendous amount of...
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In response to congressional pressure to more effectively regulate insurance at the state level or face federalization, the National Association...
When the Rule of 55 was first explained to me in 1981, it didn’t have much impact. In fact, I...
The Texas Department of Insurance has begun implementing the directives in Senate Bill 14 to bring balance, stability, fair pricing...
Cost containment in the California workers’ compensation market can be difficult, but particularly if an organization is using an outdated...
The NAPSLO Annual Convention took place Sept. 10-14 in San Diego at the San Diego Marriott Hotel & Marina. For...
With the lawmakers facing the most serious pressure in years to do something about California’s broken workers’ comp system, the...
Nothing apparently concentrates the corporate mind so effectively as being named in a criminal complaint. A week after a federal...
In the face of rising healthcare costs, agents and brokers who sell employer-paid benefits might consider adding worksite to the...
Rapidly rising construction costs, home remodeling and increasingly expensive natural disasters are expected to push the cost of homeowners insurance...