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Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services has concluded that “Europe’s insurers are allowing themselves to be caught up in the gloom... Read More

Improperly installed ultra-thin gas lines have left thousands of central Indiana homes in danger of fuel-fed fires if struck by... Read More

Cargo theft accounts for up to $25 billion in direct merchandise losses each year, according to the National Cargo Security... Read More

As Hurricane Ike barrels over Cuba and heads toward the Gulf of Mexico, it has the potential to become the... Read More

Hurricane Gustav will cost the global insurance industry up to $8 billion, Swiss Reinsurance Co. said Monday. Insured damages from... Read More

In late August, Texas Gov. Rick Perry named Rod Bordelon of Austin as commissioner of the Workers’ Compensation Division at... Read More

Secretary of State Al Jaeger said a proposal to change how North Dakota’s workers compensation agency is run will be... Read More

Foreclosures haven’t hit local condominium associations as much as their peers in some states, but that may change as new... Read More

The Louisiana Department of Insurance in late August issued a cease and desist order, summary suspension and fine notice to... Read More

Less than 14 months after it was granted the authority, the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board has issued 1,000... Read More