March’s Severe Weather Proved Deadly, Costly in U.S., Globally April 6, 2012 March was a deadly and costly month in parts of the United States. A significant severe weather outbreak affected parts...
Aon Benfield March Cat Recap: Severe U.S. Weather, Quakes & Floods April 6, 2012 Aon Benfield, the global reinsurance intermediary and capital advisor of Aon Corp, has released the latest edition of its Global...
Tornadoes Slam North Texas Causing Extensive Damage April 4, 2012 A severe line of thunderstorms and isolated super cells moved into the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area in the early afternoon...
Bill Would Help Illinois Residents Hit by Storm Damage April 2, 2012 Southern Illinois property owners trying to rebuild after tornadoes and storms that hit in March would get a tax break...
Henryville in Recovery Mode; School Wins Lady Antebellum Show March 22, 2012 The southern Indiana town of Henryville has moved into the long recovery phase from March 2 tornadoes that devastated the...
United Fire Says Losses from Storms May Be in $13M to $16M Range March 22, 2012 United Fire Group Inc., headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, announced that it expects its first-quarter results through March to include...
Tornadoes Injured at Least 8 in San Antonio Area March 21, 2012 Officials say at least two tornadoes in the San Antonio area on March 20 damaged about 30 structures and injured...
Catastrophe Frequency, Tornadoes Test Insurers in U.S.: A.M. Best March 15, 2012 According to A.M. Best Co., the frequency of catastrophe weather events represents the “new normal” for the insurance industry. “The...
Oklahoma to Adopt ACORD Form for Loss Reporting March 13, 2012 Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak announced from the 2012 National Tornado Preparedness Summit his intent to standardize Oklahoma’s insurance...
Indiana Storm Victims Get More Time to Pay for Insurance March 8, 2012 The Indiana Department of Insurance is telling insurers to give victims of recent southern Indiana tornadoes an extra two months...