In the opinion of one major industry player, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 set in place “a mad rush to...
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The Louisiana Department of Insurance and the Louisiana Insurers’ Conference (LIC) will hold the Seventh Regulatory and Compliance Workshop on...
Despite reductions in workers’ comp insurance premiums, California lawmakers will continue to debate the merits of rate regulation. A rate...
John Rowland, a member of a prominent Connecticut insurance and political family and himself a former insurance agent, resigned as...
The U.S. Senate passed legislation by unanimous consent on June 15 that reauthorizes the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) for...
California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi filed a lawsuit against Fremont General Corp., a financial services holding company, for alleged misuse...
Before he resigned, Connecticut Gov. John Rowland signed into law a number of bills of interest to the property/casualty industry...
The Illinois Department of Insurance is being consolidated with three other financial and regulatory agencies. The acting director of the...
Lead-paint regulations for thousands of old housing units were to take effect July 1 in Rhode Island, but real estate...
Missouri’s new state-sponsored medical malpractice insurance program has begun accepting applications for coverage effective June 30 or later, the state’s...