Gray Line New Orleans will begin giving visitors a closeup look next month at Hurricane Katrina’s damage in the city...
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The federal Vioxx trial in Houston was ruled a mistrial, leaving Merck, the maker of the painkiller, having to try...
Two McLennan County, Texas women, apprehended after they claimed to be victims of Hurricane Katrina and attempted to obtain federal...
James Lee Witt, former FEMA Director and co-chair of ProtectingAmerica.org, and Admiral James M. Loy, former Deputy Secretary of the...
Insurers in Mississippi are expected to pay out $12 billion in insured losses stemming from Hurricane Katrina. According to Property...
Texas-based American National Insurance Company reported that its subsidiary property and casualty companies, including American National Property and Casualty (ANPAC)...
Catastrophe losses for 2005 are at an all-time record high for the industry and represent the second-highest annual level experienced...
A state-mandated catastrophe fund is not needed in New York, according to the American Insurance Association (AIA). “The creation of...
The National Weather Service has declared Hawaii the first state in the nation to be both tsunami- and storm-ready. “This...
With Gulf Coast residents and the insurance industry trying to recover from the country’s worst natural disaster ever, two Insurance...