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Miss. Commissioner Suggests Claims Mediation, Town Hall Meetings; If Those Fail He Says, ‘File Suit’

October 12, 2005

Several solutions to hasten the Hurricane Katrina claims process have been suggested by Mississippi Insurance Commissioner George Dale, such as...

Class Action Suit Filed Against AIG Over Katrina Claims

October 10, 2005

Americans for Insurance Reform (AIR), a New York City-based national coalition of public interest organizations, announced that a New Orleans...

Misunderstandings May Cause Some to Miss Out on Hurricane Disaster Assistance

October 7, 2005

In the turmoil that accompanies the shock and loss of a disaster, misleading rumors, half-truths and misunderstandings about available assistance...

CAIF: Insurance Swindles Coming, Hiking Cost of Hurricane Rebuilding

October 5, 2005

Costly insurance swindles soon will spread in the Gulf region as victims begin rebuilding from hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the...

PCI: Katrina Insured Losses Likely to Set New Industry Mark

October 5, 2005

Although insured losses from Hurricane Katrina are estimated at a record high $34.4 billion, the property/casualty insurance industry will weather...

Hurricane Katrina Will Not Disrupt Market, Insurers Say

October 5, 2005

While property/casualty industry expects insured losses from Hurricane Katrina to reach a record high of $34.4 billion, the Property Casualty...

Zurich Estimates Hurricane Katrina Losses at $600 Million, After Tax

October 4, 2005

Zurich Financial Services Group (Zurich) announced that it expects aggregate claims payments related to Hurricane Katrina of approximately $600 million...

PIA Legislative Update: Agents Have Until March to Make Recommendations to Florida’s Hurricane Task Force

September 30, 2005

Legislative changes effecting property insurance that took place this year in the Florida Legislature were discussed by Keri Rayborn, Rayborn...

Brit Estimates Total Katrina/Rita Claims at $256 Million

September 28, 2005

The U.K.’s Brit Insurance Holdings PLC announced that it has preliminarily estimated its combined loss claims from Hurricane Katrina, the...

Hurricane Victims in Texas Can File Claims Before Seeing Damage

September 27, 2005

Texans who can’t return home because of the damage caused by Hurricane Rita can file a claim without seeing what...

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Miss. Commissioner Suggests Claims Mediation, Town Hall Meetings; If Those Fail He Says, ‘File Suit’

Class Action Suit Filed Against AIG Over Katrina Claims

Misunderstandings May Cause Some to Miss Out on Hurricane Disaster Assistance

CAIF: Insurance Swindles Coming, Hiking Cost of Hurricane Rebuilding

PCI: Katrina Insured Losses Likely to Set New Industry Mark

Hurricane Katrina Will Not Disrupt Market, Insurers Say

Zurich Estimates Hurricane Katrina Losses at $600 Million, After Tax

PIA Legislative Update: Agents Have Until March to Make Recommendations to Florida’s Hurricane Task Force

Brit Estimates Total Katrina/Rita Claims at $256 Million

Hurricane Victims in Texas Can File Claims Before Seeing Damage

Marijuana’s Move to Schedule III: What it Really Means for Cannabis Insurance

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Poorer Americans Dropped Federal Flood Insurance When Rates Rose

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Marijuana’s Move to Schedule III: What it Really Means for Cannabis Insurance

Abbott Presses Congress for Shield Over Preemie Baby Formula Litigation That Could Cost It Billions

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Tesla Drivers Are Buying Escape Tools and Cars to Avoid Getting Trapped Inside

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