After deliberating whether it would hurt already injured patients and not lower health care costs, opponents of a measure that...
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Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Susan Cogswell has approved the acquisition of Travelers Property Casualty Corp. in Hartford by St. Paul Companies...
A Jan. 9, 2004 decision by the Wisconsin Supreme Court held that standard commercial general liability (CGL) policies cover accidents...
Maine Gov. John E. Baldacci has reappointed Alessandro A. Iuppa as superintendent of the Maine Bureau of Insurance. The bureau...
The South Carolina House Ways and Means Committee has approved a budget proviso to eliminate the state’s Second Injury Fund...
A recent ruling by the Connecticut Supreme Court has resulted in what insurers say is “a reasonable solution” to the...
An omnibus tort reform bill recently introduced in the Mississippi Senate is ambitious and wide-reaching enough to reportedly set the...
Hanover Insurance Co, a unit of Allmerica, has upped the stakes in the battle over high risk auto business in...
An effort by the U.S. Senate to reform the nation’s medical liability system by placing reasonable caps on non-economic damages...
A New Hampshire judge or jury can decide whether to award enhanced damages to a man injured by a drunken...