The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks forever changed how the insurance industry views terrorism risk, says Robert Hartwig, president of...
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Even after 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, most Americans have a false sense of security when it comes to their readiness...
Positive Work Environments Generate Lower Turnover Rates, Higher Employee Productivity Sometimes a candidate is perfect on paper but turns out...
A Southern California city has been told that it could lose its insurance if city officials and staff don’t start...
Arizona’s transportation department says that driving-related deaths continued to decline last year. The Department of Transportation’s “2010 Crash Facts” report...
With the college year again upon us, there is a good chance your agency has some clients whose children are...
By suing 131 individuals in its effort to recover losses on $200 billion of mortgage debt that went sour, the...
New York and New Jersey regulators said recently that hurricane deductibles should not apply on homeowners’ insurance policies for Irene...
A key court ruling in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill litigation could change the landscape in the massive case...
Joplin, Mo., residents have until Oct. 15 to demolish structures damaged by this spring’s devastating tornado, city officials announced. The...