Florida hurricane victims, unhappy with their insurance settlement offers, are meeting with state-certified officials and insurance company representatives to work...
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There has been a 415 percent increase in the average severity of long-term care professional and liability claims since 1996,...
Firefighters around the country are increasingly billing victims for putting out flames despite resistance from those who say such fees...
An independent audit report for fiscal 2004 shows continued positive financial trends for the West Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission, according...
The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau (WCIRB) has completed its report summarizing insurer loss and premium experience through June 30,...
Minnesota Attorney General Mike Hatch has proposed a series of sweeping rules regulating how brokers would operate in the Land...
The “Power of One” will be the topic of the June 23 to 25 Florida Association of Insurance Agents (FAIA)...
On Oct. 16, 12 volunteers from the Los Angeles and El Camino CPCU Chapters, some accompanied by family members, met...
South Dakota draft legislation regarding credit scoring is unnecessary, burdensome and would open the door for even more restrictive alternatives...
A federal magistrate judge has upheld U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) findings that Mutual Benefits Corporation (MBC), the nation’s...