It’s been called “the Titanic of all insolvencies”—on Dec. 3, 1985, Transit Casualty Company, domiciled in Missouri, was declared insolvent...
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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...
The long-awaited hardening of reinsurance rates may finally be occurring, as companies reassess their capacity commitments and take a more...
The 2001 state legislative sessions are off and running. Among the more pressing challenges this year for a number of...
On Feb. 14, lawmakers, insurers, employers and others gathered in Sacramento to discuss the troubled state of California’s workers’ compensation...
Seven years after an initial lawsuit was filed, the California Supreme Court made a ruling unfavorable to the California State...
Selling personal umbrellas is a nuisance, yes? Some agents say, “Forget the $15 or $20 commission; it’s the perception of...
Washington’s new Insurance Commissioner gave the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of Washington something to hope for at the IIABW...
In what looks uncomfortably like a return to the offshore scams of the late ’80s, several reports of questionable taxicab...