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Despite growing financial losses in various business sectors from climate change, over half of the nation’s 500 largest publicly traded... Read More

National Association Professional Surplus Lines Offices is urging members of the House Financial Services Committee and Senate Committee on Banking,... Read More

The world’s largest kosher slaughterhouse is recalling about 2,700 pounds of potentially underprocessed frankfurters shipped to New Jersey, New York... Read More

Changing corporate governance practices and excess capital in the insurance market have made directors and officers (D&O) liability premiums drop... Read More

The insurance industry and its customers must not let down their guard concerning loss prevention despite a mild hurricane season... Read More

On average, younger workers have higher incidence rates of workplace injuries and illnesses than older workers while older workers have... Read More

MBIA Corp., a large insurer of municipal bonds, has agreed to pay $75 million to settle an investigation by federal... Read More

Now that the Florida Legislature has passed a bill that lawmakers say will address the state’s insurance problems, Gov. Charlie... Read More

The federal judge who must sign off on a proposed $50 million class action settlement involving State Farm’s handling of... Read More

The Boston-based Liberty Mutual Group recently donated $30,000 to the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Foundation in continuation of... Read More