The most telling number about the earthquake that hit Western Washington on Feb. 28 was neither its 6.8 magnitude nor...
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A new round of controversy over actions taken by former California Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush has been triggered by articles...
In at least one way, there is a strong parallel between learning to ride a motorcycle and insuring motorcycle operators....
Less than a week before they were scheduled to be in court for the beginning of what could have been...
American Sterling Insurance Company terminated the president of its personal lines division, Michael Galati, along with 12 other employees, on...
Since the 1800s, the insurance industry has used technology to track and control catastrophic exposures. Insurers first used mapping after...
It’s been called “the Titanic of all insolvencies”—on Dec. 3, 1985, Transit Casualty Company, domiciled in Missouri, was declared insolvent...
It will likely come as no surprise to those who have been following the Texas Legislature this session that very...
The media reports have died down since the Feb. 6 ruling that the United States was in violation of the...
In September of 1994, a busload of insurance industry members, legislators and business folks toured some of inner city Houston...