The private insurance marketplace, not the federal government, is the best vehicle to address coastal insurance issues and natural disasters...
Hurricanes News
Renee McDaniel is not unlike many residents on the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Her home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, her...
After Hurricane Katrina demolished Robert and Merryl Weiss’ New Orleans-area home, they were paid hundred of thousands of dollars by...
Two decades since its formation, the West’s only regional catastrophe pool, the California Earthquake Authority, faces financial and management changes...
Florida officials have developed a system to rate homes on their ability to withstand wind damage. The rating system —...
Agents generally support legislation, but insurers caution changes could result in additional costs U.S. Reps. Judy Biggert, R-Ill., and Barney...
The government’s role in insurance markets is a matter of increasing importance and controversy. Historically, state insurance departments have regulated...
With hurricane season less than two months away and memories of Katrina less than two years old, city leaders are...
Seventeen U.S. insurance companies became financially impaired in 2006, despite a respite for property/casualty insurers from two consecutive turbulent hurricane...
Declarations Lidle claim “Quite frankly, there were no eyewitnesses that we’ve been able to find to determine who actually was...