Three San Diego residents must pay more than $125,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to insurance fraud. The convictions followed...
Monthly Archives: <span>September 2003</span>
Standard & Poor’s has published a report on the Asia-Pacific non-life reinsurance market, which indicates that it “is experiencing a...
Despite an initial rush of proposed legislation aimed at dealing with the problems related to mold claims and homeowners insurance,...
The California Department of Insurance’s proposal to further regulate the special investigations units of insurance companies is excessive and unnecessary...
When I first became an insurance regulator in 1999, I was alarmed by the aggressive tone of those who were...
Denver-based Valen Technologies, a provider of intelligent predictive analysis and decision enabling software, today was launched by a group of...
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) released its proposed budget for the year 2004 during its Fall National Meeting...
Mississippi homeowners who suffered property loss or damage as a result of Hurricane Georges and whose recovery under their homeowner...
The 102nd Insurance and Financial Services Conference of the U.K.’s Chartered Insurance Institute wound up proceedings in London last Friday...
A Williston, North Dakota man has become the first employer ever sentenced to serve jail time for committing workers’ compensation...