State Farm to Stop Insuring Churches in Florida October 5, 2011 By Michael Adams Florida churches are having to seek insurance elsewhere after one of the state’s provider of coverage to houses of worship...
Piracy Costs World Shipping Industry $9B a Year October 4, 2011 By NIRMALA GEORGE Piracy is costing the global shipping trade more than $9 billion a year, according to Indian ship owners, who on...
Cause of Hawaii Boat Fire Under Investigation October 3, 2011 The owner of a sailboat that burned and sank about a mile south of Waikiki says the vessel is estimated...
Calif. Detective Pleads No Contest to Insurance Fraud September 30, 2011 A Los Angeles police detective has pleaded no contest to workers’ compensation insurance fraud for running two private businesses while...
Flood Insurance Claim Deadlines Near in South Dakota September 23, 2011 State and federal officials are cautioning South Dakota flood victims that time might be running out to file flood insurance...
UPC Approved to Write P&C Insurance in Rhode Island September 23, 2011 United Property and Casualty Insurance Company (UPC), a homeowners insurer, has been approved by the Rhode Island Department of Business...
Insurer Asks Nebraska Court to Review Carbon Monoxide Case September 21, 2011 By MARGERY A. BECK An insurance company is asking a federal court to absolve it from paying a claim by the widow of a...
New Insurance Laws Go Into Effect in Missouri September 19, 2011 Missouri homeowners hit by damaging storms now have stronger protections in place under two new state laws that recently went...
Alabama Insurance Special Session Possible in January September 19, 2011 By PHILLIP RAWLS The special legislative session that Gov. Robert Bentley has promised on the affordability and availability of homeowners insurance could come...
Fire-Weary Texas Residents Looking to Insurance September 15, 2011 By WILL WEISSERT and DANNY ROBBINS Brandon Bunker knew there would be nothing left. He knew from videos he had seen online that the home he...