Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi Big “I” associations have been informed that the Big “I” Professional Liability Program provided by GE...
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Alabama Independent Insurance Agents have launched a Hurricane Katrina “blog” where information commentary or thoughts about the hurricane can be...
Marsh & McLennan Cos., the insurance broker that paid $850 million to settle New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer’s accusations...
Eighty-five agents, agencies and company partner members of the Professional Insurance Agents of Georgia have donated more than $23,000 to...
Despite indications that a 28.4 percent statewide rate hike is called for, the Massachusetts Fair Plan is requesting a 12.5...
Franklin Circuit Court Judge William L. Graham has ruled in Frankfort, Ky., that members of the failed workers’ compensation self-insured...
Connecticut Medical Insurance Co., one of the state’s largest writers of medical malpractice insurance, has decided to hold its rates...
“After Hurricane Katrina, it looked as if a bomb had ex-ploded in Hatties-burg, Miss.,” Gray Montgomery, of SouthGroup Insur-ance Services...
Maine insurers and drivers woke up on Sept. 1 with new laws to follow. Insurance companies can no longer “steer”...
The Workers’ Compensation Research Institute reported that Ar-kansas’ workers’ compensation system has experienced a period of stability after extensive reforms...