Insurers have taken a beating for allegedly dumping wind-relatedclaims involving properties damaged in Hurricane Katrina on theNational Flood Insurance Program. While two federal investigationsfailed to come up with any evidence supporting such charges, oneinsurer testifying on Capitol Hill offered a solution that mightmake the point moot in future storms. NU Editor In Chief SamFriedman asks readers to weigh in on his blog atwww.property-casualty.com.
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