How Technology Is Changing Workers’ Compensation February 22, 2017 By Denise Johnson New technologies are improving workers’ compensation programs in everything from communications and training to health care delivery and claims, according...
Allianz Officially Launches Its Moroccan Subsidiary February 22, 2017 The Allianz Group has officially launched its Moroccan subsidiary, Allianz Maroc, which has has been a part of the Allianz...
Insured Losses from New South Wales’ Bushfires & Hailstorms Pass US$53.7M February 22, 2017 Combined losses from the two New South Wales catastrophes of bushfires and hailstorms, have passed A$70 million (US$53.7 million), according...
Ironshore International Hikes Capacity to $400M for Terrorism & Sabotage Cover February 22, 2017 Ironshore International has increased capacity for Terrorism & Sabotage programs to US$400 million, an increase from the current U$375 million...
AXIS Insurance Taps Beazley’s Brown to Lead London Market MGA Growth February 22, 2017 AXIS Capital Holdings Ltd. announced that Julian Brown has joined AXIS Insurance as vice president and underwriter, responsible for leading...
Missouri GOP Again Seeking to Limit Liability Lawsuits February 22, 2017 By Summer Ballentine With new Republican Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens’ support, GOP lawmakers this year are pushing a collection of bills to limit...
Klenke Named Chief Legal Counsel at Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner’s Office February 22, 2017 Wisconsin Commissioner of Insurance Ted Nickel has appointed Charlotte Klenke to serve as chief legal counsel at the Office of...
The Hidden Cost of Bundling Insurance Policies February 22, 2017 By Andrew G. Simpson Marketers love to bundle products and for good reason. Bundling encourages consumers to buy more. However, new research suggests that...
Florida Hospital Company Reaches $5.5M Settlement Over Stolen Patient Info February 21, 2017 A company that operates six South Florida hospitals has agreed to a $5.5 million settlement with the federal government over...
Homeowners in South Carolina County Seek Buyout of Flooded Property February 21, 2017 More than two dozen Lexington County, S.C., residents are ready to sell their homes rather than repair the flood damage....