Eight years ago, then-18-year-old Oliver Bishop IV made a costly mistake. The Guilford, Conn. teen bought a case of beer...
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Alaska Unfair Claim Settlement Bill Would Undermine Insurance Commissioner’s Authority, Insurers Say
A bill to change Alaska’s insurance settlement practices, “is unnecessary, would likely cause insurance rates to increase, would unreasonably usurp...
Jack Varjabedian, 56, has been appointed marketing manager for California’s State Compensation Insurance Fund. Varjabedian brings 21 years of workers’...
Two tax-credit programs now under intense legislative scrutiny could mean some of Oklahoma’s wealthiest taxpayers, both individuals and corporations, will...
A judge in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma has granted class action status to a...
Michigan’s Attorney General Mike Cox recently announced that, after 17 years of being a fugitive from justice, Joel Edward Freedland,...
U.S. property/casualty insurers managed to increase earnings and add to their capital base in 2005 despite record catastrophe losses, according...
If government can’t do it, business will. Once the domain of government and charitable relief groups, hurricane response and preparedness...
Executives at Rhode Island’s largest workers compensation carrier, Beacon Mutual Insurance Co., figure they could be looking for new jobs...
The Commissioners are now fully prepared to go before their various legislative committees with recommendations for a system of insurance...