In a victory for medical malpractice insurers and physicians, Florida lawmakers have approved a series of tort reforms that among...
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Shark proof In part one of this series, we defined a shark as the kind of producer you don’t want...
The April 15 Boston bombings could have an impact on the efforts to renew the federal government’s terrorism insurance backstop....
U.S. property/casualty insurers absorbed net insured catastrophe losses of more than $32 billion last year, but still managed to post...
Insurance regulators in New Jersey and New York — the two states hardest-hit by Superstorm Sandy — reported that as...
It has always been surprising that trademark issues receive so little attention in the insurance community. It’s almost as if...
The Massachusetts FAIR (Fair Access to Insurance Requirements) Plan, the state’s home insurer of last resort, has proposed in April...
The incoming president of the American Association of Managing General Agents (AAMGA) is no newcomer to insurance. He has some...
Colorado ski areas and sheriffs are becoming increasingly concerned over liability for dangerous backcountry rescues outside ski area boundaries. Steamboat...
Sympathetic statements by a doctor over a patient’s unexpected medical outcome can’t be admitted as evidence in medical malpractice cases...