True reform of the current market conduct examination process will not be achieved by amendments suggested by regulators and adopted...
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INSURANCE JOURNAL PUTS CANDIDATES DENN AND ENNIS ON THE RECORD, ON THE ISSUES September 7, 2004–Delaware voters face a choice...
New Hampshire’s smallest businesses are being hit the hardest by a new law that allows health insurers to set rates...
The Board of Governors of the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) has named South Carolina Director of Insurance...
Hawaii employers paid more to replace injured workers’ lost wages than for their medical care in 2002 compared to the...
A ruling last week by Ohio’s Eighth District Court of Appeals temporarily allows the nation’s first statewide law creating objective...
Parties hoping to change the way Massachusetts handles its high risk auto market have some more work to do. Massachusetts...
Nuts & Bolts: Sandy, Utah-based Prime Ins. Syndicate Inc. is offering excess and surplus lines products to contractors and developers,...
An insurance company that already won a $136 million reduction of a punitive damage award thinks that the $9 million...
Preliminary reports from insurers indicate that Hurricane Frances will produce significantly more claims than Hurricane Charley, but the average claim...