After a two-day trial, an Indian River County. Fla. jury found a former county employee not guilty this week on...
Monthly Archives: <span>March 2005</span>
Six bills strengthening the fight against insurance fraud were filed in the Texas House of Representatives. The legislation includes everything...
The number of small managed care organizations will likely diminish slowly over the next several years as consolidation continues, according...
The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Kentucky has ruled that the exclusivity provision of the...
500 Consumers Attend Punta Gorda, Fla. Town Hall Meetings; Gallagher, Insurance Reps Hear Complaints
More than 100 consumers spent five-and-a-half hours March 12 voicing their concerns about unpaid insurance claims in the aftermath of...
New computer models show higher chances of hurricane strikes to Florida, and a 3.9 percent increase in predicted losses. In...
A Florida homeowner has filed a lawsuit against Allstate Insurance to collect $10,000, accusing the company of failing to pay...
A one-time infusion of $400,000 to permit the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office to hire six new prosecutors to fight...
In an editorial set for publication in the April edition of PCI’s Executive Update, U.S. House of Representatives Majority Leader...
U.K. insurer Hiscox plc reported a drop in profits for 2004 of around 8 percent, posting a net figure of...