Commercial property/casualty rates were flat or fell slightly during the first quarter of 2006, with renewal premiums for half of...
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Maurice “Chico” Sabbah, a Greensboro, N.C. businessman and philanthropist whose risk-sharing insurance company had to pay more than $400 million...
Speaking near a cluster of chemical plants, New Jersey’s two United States senators and its new homeland security director said...
State emergency planning officials think the federal government homeland security planning underemphasizes natural disasters, an issue which is at the...
Totally ready or just terrorism ready? Is the nation’s terrorism-centric focus hurting its efforts to plan for other disasters? Dr....
Editor’s note: This is the second article in a series on Western insurance associations. Part I of this article appeared...
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood has sharply criticized insurers’ denial of Hurricane Katrina claims in Mississippi, saying companies are “in...
With the exception of a few notorious hotspots, rates for stand-alone terrorism insurance have dropped by 40 to 50 percent...
While Italians sadly said farewell to the Torino 2006 XX Olympic Winter Games, held Feb. 10-26, insurers are happy the...
Is the nation’s terrorism-centric focus hurting its efforts to plan for other disasters? Dr. James L. Valverde Jr., director of...