Several names appear in the Florida Underwriter masthead every month and as bylines in stories. Those contributing editors -- Sharon Moorhead, Phil Galewitz, Tim Hoelle, and Gary Fineout -- regularly

Lawyers are fond of declaring, "You can sue anybody for anything." Insurance agents might counter, "And we'll cover it." Alien abduction? Covered. Injured by a ghost? We'll pay. Pregnant by

A bribery scheme orchestrated by a senior investigator with the N.J. Department of Labor & Workforce Development (NJDOL), Division of Wage and Hour Compliance netted almost

Predicting what our legislators will pass or not pass this early in session is for the young and daring. I am surely not the one, and often not the other. So, instead of making win-or-lose

The owner-operator of a fish farm in Chenango County, N.Y., reeled in $66,100 in fraudulent workers' compensation benefits from the New York State Insurance Fund before being caught.

Even in these tough economic times, there is good news to be found in some places.

A workers' compensation fraud scheme that spanned two states and netted the perpetrators $1.5 million has been busted.

Florida workers' compensation premium rates continue to yo-yo.