Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, as part of a broad plan to boost the fortunes of U.S. workers, if elected...
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A two year battle between insurers and the trial bar has ended with a compromise that insurers say protects consumers....
Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler announced an agreement with four wireless phone providers on disclosure of the costs of cell...
Damage estimates continue to pile up Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas have been hammered numerous times this Spring with violent storms...
Tort reform keeping claims frequency down; surplus up, but severity still an issue Tort reform efforts seem to be working,...
The U.S. Treasury on Monday unveiled proposed new regulations on security reviews of foreign investments in U.S. businesses, saying they...
Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal can attempt to recover damages from insurance broker Marsh & McLennan Inc. for harming the...
The banking and securities industry is facing worldwide subprime mortgage-related losses which knowledgeable sources – including the International Monetary Fund...
Independent agents hold onto market share, prepare for post-November election politics Insurance Journal‘s Editor-in-Chief Andrea Wells interviewed Robert Rusbuldt, CEO...
Oklahomans should get ready to pay more for insurance because of natural disasters associated with changes in climate around the...