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Small business losses to fraud – 100 times more per employee than the losses that large corporations suffer – are... Read More

Fake health insurance, insurance-agent scams and stolen airbags are among the eight insurance swindles consumers must watch for in 2005,... Read More

Despite continued advances in firefighting equipment, Incident Command System training, operations and safety training and improved communications, 107 U.S. firefighters... Read More

With the recent news that some insurers will be liable for “two events” relating to the World Trade Center attacks... Read More

Student participation in the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) increased by five percent in 2004, ASSE reported this week,... Read More

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reported this week that unprecedented damage from hurricanes led... Read More

While the number of federal securities fraud class actions filed in 2004 increased only moderately from 2003 levels, rising to... Read More

A Long Island insurance think-tank has licensed Volkswagen of America Inc. to offer the industry’s first no- charge insurance policy... Read More

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will publish a final rule in the Jan. 5,... Read More

In efforts to continuing helping victims of last month’s deadly earthquake and tsunamis in Southeast Asia, President George W. Bush... Read More