Katrina homeowners’ lawyers claim e-mails as evidence E-mails sent by officials of an engineering firm that assessed Hurricane Katrina claims...
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Mass. auto report offers map to move state to limited price competition Also, advises against assigned risk pool change at...
Seventeen U.S. insurance companies became financially impaired in 2006, despite a respite for property/casualty insurers from two consecutive turbulent hurricane...
Mass. extends deadline for residents to buy health coverage The board that oversees Massachusetts’ landmark health insurance law voted last...
N.J. court: sexual assault preclusion not automatic A New Jersey appeals court recently ruled that while an insurer is freed...
Sen. Lott wants ‘plain language’ requirement enforced by Feds U.S. Senator Trent Lott, R- Miss., wants to require insurers to...
Mo. Court dismisses homeowners’ lawsuits alleging discrimination Attorneys for a group of homeowners said they will continue the fight after...
Fla. lawmakers face future of no-fault law After her car accident, Sarah Capps suffered from a sore shoulder and back....
S.C. expands wind pool to more coastal towns A state-run insurance program has been expanded slightly to provide relief for...
57,000 Fla. customers of liquidated Vanguard given policy options Leon County (Florida) Circuit Court Judge Terry P. Lewis approved an...