As 2008 Hurricane Claims Enter Court and New Season Approaches, Katrina Issues Linger The 2008 hurricane season was the sixth...
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Texas legislators on April 7 finally jumped into debate over how to improve the troubled windstorm insurance system that serves...
The California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board has decided to reconsider its earlier en banc decisions in Ogilvie v. City and...
As America’s economy slogs through this once-in-a-generation recession, stressed-out consumers are literally being driven to desperation. Growing numbers of drivers...
While the tendency is for independent agents to stress their independence and go solo, a team approach can be very...
The exclusive 2009 Insurance Journal Young Agents Survey asked independent agents under 40 years old what they like least about...
Importers and exporters that ship only a modest volume of goods do not have to settle for the often pricey...
How the Feds Can Address Systemic Risk Without Creating More Bureaucracy America’s market-based economic system once created the largest economic...
Lloyd’s opened its office in Brazil on Thursday, April 16, a year after receiving approval from the Superintendence of Private...
The Colorado Senate has backed two measures aimed at taking $500 million from a state-created workers compensation insurance company to...