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Farmers in 29 counties are eligible for loans to make up for agriculture losses in recent ice storms, Gov. Matt... Read More

Despite the impression given by cases in the news, identity theft appears to be actually dropping. The 2007 Identity Fraud... Read More

After a full week of presentations and discussions in Paris, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) adopted the Summary... Read More

The Texas Department of Insurance announced enforcement actions taken by Commissioner Mike Geeslin that became final during December. The actions... Read More

A Quitman, La., woman has been arrested, accused of setting her mother’s house on fire in order to collect insurance... Read More

For Dr. David Russell, an Enid radiologist and president of the Oklahoma State Medical Association, the debate over civil justice... Read More

Insurance executives are growing more interested in doing business in Louisiana because of recent moves by the Florida Legislature that... Read More

Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley has setttled a case brought by the state against Employers Reinsurance Group (ERC), a former... Read More

Hurricane Katrina and the New Orleans Flood was a wakeup call to the nation on the vulnerability of the nation’s... Read More

The California Department of Insurance has introduced a new Internet service for insurance agencies to add or remove insurance agents... Read More