Last October, Insurance Journal spent two days in Mississippi visiting with three independent insurance agents who experienced the devastation left...
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When looking at credit scoring, the affordability and availability of health care, or even the construction liability market, states often...
On Aug. 15, 2006, a decision was handed down in the first post-Katrina insurance lawsuit to go to trial. Because...
There are “35 million people living along the hurricane-prone coast that stretches from North Carolina to Texas. Half of these...
A study conducted by the Earth Policy Institute concludes that a number of people who evacuated their homes in the...
On Aug. 15, 2006, a decision was handed down in the first post-Katrina insurance lawsuit to go to trial. Because...
News Currents Insurance agents and insurers in Pennsylvania were breathing a sigh of relief following a court ruling that says...
Would amount to ‘onerous’ burden, says court; agents agree 14 Mass. agents cautious on assigned risk plan Court approves Commissioner...
In January, Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. selected R. Steven Orr to serve as Maryland Insurance Commissioner, succeeding Alfred...
A package of flood bills contained in California Assembly Bill 1665 failed to pass in the last hours of the...