The headline numbers were eye-popping: Allstate reported a record $5 billion profit for 2006. State Farm Insurance’s profit climbed 65...
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A Delaware judge this week granted a California businessman’s request to order an insurance inspection of a collection of Elvis...
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Lauri Osborne of Plymouth, Conn. feared the worst when she learned of the national pet food recall. One of her...
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Sometimes the Door Opens, but the Conversation Slams Shut In our previous article, “30 Seconds or Less: Building Trust at...
The Derek Hughes/National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices (NAPSLO) Educational Foundation announced two new educational scholarships will be offered...
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The best way for the federal government to help property owners recover from a natural disaster is to let private...
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America’s legal system imposes an economic cost of more than $865 billion every year, or more than $9,800 per family,...
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A coalition of first responders, emergency management experts, businesses and insurers told Congress that America needs a comprehensive public-private, federal-state...
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A new federal rule allowing increased penalties for mine safety violations could be meaningless if inspectors feel they cannot impose...
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Seventeen U.S. insurance companies became financially impaired in 2006, despite a respite for property/casualty insurers from two consecutive turbulent hurricane...
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U.S. Reps. Judy Biggert, R-Ill., and Barney Frank, D-Mass., introduced bipartisan legislation to revamp the National Flood Insurance Program that...
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