The proliferation of the “MS Blaster” worm recently clearly demonstrates just how vulnerable both private and public sector entities remain...
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Premium growth continues unabated for surplus line carriers, the insurance industry’s relief pitchers. They find themselves the beneficiaries of a...
Six months ago Insurance Journal presciently asked whether a consensus model credit-insurance scoring bill devised by the National Conference of...
In a look at the race for Governor of California, Insurance Journal recently chatted with State Sen. Tom McClintock (R)...
Most employers and injured workers are reportedly happy with how the Washington Department of Labor and Industries handles workers’ compensation...
In today’s world of moving from one job to another, few individuals can call a business home for the last...
“Client, insure thyself!” Well it hasn’t quite reached that point yet, but the hard market has caused insurance buyers to...
Lawrence Shoaf, grants chairman of Insuring the Children, presented a total of $15,240 to Kids First director, Gerald Klein at...
Eleven of the state’s largest homeowners carriers have filed appeals with the Texas Department of Insurance, requesting hearings on recent...
The Alliance of American Insurers believes the U.S. General Accounting Office’s (GAO) latest report (03-702) on the medical liability insurance...