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Attorneys carried files and exhibits into a Mississippi federal courthouse Monday for what they expect to be a groundbreaking trial... Read More

The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (the Big “I”) testified today before the Senate Banking Committee in support... Read More

Just over a month after he asked insurance companies in his state to voluntarily do so, Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance... Read More

Without a real, comprehensive and workable plan, accumulating financial stress could destroy the viability of the Florida’s insurance market and... Read More

Reforms implemented by Ohio Gov. Bob Taft and lawmakers didn’t go far enough to strengthen the board that oversees Ohio’s... Read More

Last fall’s capsizing of a tour boat that killed 20 people on Lake George, N.Y., including 19 from Michigan, has... Read More

Cars donated by insurance companies around the state will soon be put out as bait for Shreveport, La.’s thieves. They’ll... Read More

Most people hear the word asbestos and think of home insulation, deteriorating ceiling tiles, or scuffed flooring. What few realize... Read More

Contrary to popular belief, climate is not a good gauge for mold risk, according to a ranking of states at... Read More

Hurricane Katrina exposed the costly problem of arbitrary overrides to analysts examining the effect of insurers’ inflated loss ratios resulting... Read More