Today marks the four-year anniversary of Hurricane Dennis, a Category 3 storm that slammed into the panhandle of Florida with...
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Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine has returned $120,000 that was funneled into his gubernatorial campaign by two insurance firms. The...
New Yorkers who want to take advantage of accident prevention courses to increase their chances of avoiding accidents while reducing...
From evolving liability trends to niche, hard-to-place exposures, today’s environment demands more tailored, responsive solutions. That’s where Managing General Agents...
Repeat drunken-drivers in North Carolina who get their license revoked could get their permit back after a clean criminal and...
Teresa Miller has been appointed administrator of Oregon’s Department of Consumer and Business Services Insurance Division. Miller joined the Insurance...
Legislation that would temporarily extend the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) until March 31, 2010, was introduced into Congress yesterday....
A new study given to lawmakers shows that Montana’s workers’ compensation costs are among the most expensive in the country....
Louisiana’s state-backed property insurance company will probably seek another rate hike for next year, roughly a 10 percent statewide average...
A Hawaii judge has blocked Gov. Linda Lingle from forcing thousands of public employees to take three unpaid days off...
Oklahoma’s new electronic verification system for vehicle insurance is now online and fully operational. Oklahoma Tax Commission spokeswoman Paula Ross...