The Missouri Department of Insurance is seeking discipline against an insurance producer accused of allegedly issuing phony insurance policies. The...
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Speaking near a cluster of chemical plants, New Jersey’s two United States senators and its new homeland security director said...
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As the nation commemorates the one hundredth anniversary of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, one of the surviving...
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There’s an inconvenient trend that insurers are facing today: claims adjusters are burning out, leaving their jobs at concerning rates....
State emergency planning officials think the federal government homeland security planning underemphasizes natural disasters, an issue which is at the...
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The lifetime cost of injuries occurring in a single year in the U.S. totals an estimated $406 billion in medical...
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Insurance brokerage firm Integro has reported two key hires for its New York office. William Goett has joined the firm...
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Eight years ago, then-18-year-old Oliver Bishop IV made a costly mistake. The Guilford, Conn. teen bought a case of beer...
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Alaska Unfair Claim Settlement Bill Would Undermine Insurance Commissioner’s Authority, Insurers Say
A bill to change Alaska’s insurance settlement practices, “is unnecessary, would likely cause insurance rates to increase, would unreasonably usurp...
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Eighty percent of all American Medical Association ratings used in reviews of permanent impairment are erroneous, with 89 percent of...
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Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood’s recent comments comparing the insurance industry to Nazis are “hysterical and irresponsible,” claims an insurance...
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