Study: Flood Risk Rising for New York City, New Jersey Coast October 19, 2015 A new study looking back over 1,000 years finds the flooding risk along the New York and New Jersey coasts...
DA Suspends Funding Agreement with Workers’ Comp Insurer, Texas Mutual October 19, 2015 The Travis County, Texas District Attorney’s office said it is suspending an agreement with Texas Mutual Insurance Co. under which...
Assessing First-Half P/C Insurance Results: A.M. Best October 19, 2015 The property/casualty insurance industry is likely to post a third consecutive year of underwriting profits, considering its performance in the...
Delaware’s Punkin Chunkin Nixed October 19, 2015 For the second year in a row, Delaware’s annual pumpkin flinging contest has been squashed. Organizers of the World Championship...
Rich & Cartmill Inc.: A Package Deal October 19, 2015 By Stephanie K. Jones TULSA, OKLAHOMA Rich & Cartmill Inc. Best Agency to Work For – South Central Rich & Cartmill Inc.: A Package...
Auto Injury Claims Frequency Falls, But Claims Costs Rise October 19, 2015 Auto insurance bodily injury claims costs are still increasing in the United States, even though better vehicle safety has helped...
University of Oregon Sorority Kitchen Worker Files Suit over Termination October 19, 2015 A former kitchen worker at a University of Oregon sorority house is suing the Alpha Xi chapter of Kappa Alpha...
Texas Supreme Court Upholds Anti-Concurrent-Causation Clause in Ike Case October 19, 2015 By Steven Plitt The Texas Supreme Court in JAW the Point, LLC v. Lexington Ins. Co., 460 S.W.3d 597 (Tex. 2015) held, on...
E&O Insights: How Well Are You Managing Your Agency’s Commercial Lines Accounts? October 19, 2015 By Curtis M. Pearsall Ask errors and omissions (E&O) carriers about their results when dealing with commercial lines shops and most, if not all,...
Another Report Shows California Workers’ Comp Reforms Working October 19, 2015 By Don Jergler A new study on worker’s compensation across 17 states shows that reforms sometimes work — and such is the case...