Insurers seek bond measures for Texas catastrophe fund Taking a cue from the Scout motto “Be Prepared,” a group of...
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There appears to be a lot of action on state legislative hills these days. Politicians have been meeting in most...
The ruling accurately determined that an employer’s duty to provide a safe workplace is limited to employees and does not...
Oklahoma’s legislative session shifts into gear Lawsuit reform, uninsured drivers are among issues to be debated. The bill-filing deadline for...
The Congressional Budget Office is projecting a government cost of $1.5 billion through the next 10 years under the legislation...
This resolution does not provide finality or certainty at an equitable, affordable cost. There is an old adage that goes...
The insurance industry is expected to pay out a record $56.8 billion for 2005 insured residential and business property losses....
Although the Carmack Amendment provides that the cargo owner’s sole remedy is for “actual loss or injury to the property,”...
Kansas insurance commissioner faces challenge Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger is facing a serious challenge to her re-election within the Republican...
Dianne Morris of Austin, Texas, has been elected president of the Association of Fire and Casualty Companies in Texas (AFACT)...