This is Insurance Journal‘s year-in-review issue and what a year it was! Between four hurricanes that churned through southeast coastal...
Hurricanes News
Hurricane victims who are eligible for reimbursements from the state for paying the cost of multiple insurance deductibles won’t have...
In 2004, the big news in the Southeast revolved around hurricanes and floods, and state officials reactions in the aftermath...
Benefiting from profits on underwriting, the U.S. property/casualty insurance industry’s net income after taxes rose 28.3 percent to $26.7 billion...
The insurance industry is the “whipping boy” of state attorneys general and insurance commissioners, many of whom want to enter...
The Wharton School professor argued that insurance companies are not “girly men” when it comes to providing coverage for extreme...
In insurance parlance “risk” used to be a fairly well defined term. There was a risk the building would burn...
The Florida Cabinet adopted an emergency rule extending the moratorium on cancellations and non-renewals for residential properties damaged during the...
This year will no doubt go down in insurance history as a year to remember. For the most part, the...
Florida homeowners can expect an 8.3 percent statewide increase in the cost of homeowner’s insurance according to Bob Lotane, spokesman...