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Hurricane, wind, water, and flood damage questions continue to come into FC&S. We continue to be amazed at the staggering losses.

A little over six months after Hurricane Katrina made its mark as one of the worst natural disasters to hit the United States, state insurance regulators say things are returning to normal, although

LAST MONTH, President George W. Bush signed into law a bill kicking up the National Flood Insurance Program's borrowing authority to $20.775 billion from $18.5 billion. Since September, when the NFIP's line of credit stood at $1.5

Slips and falls, errant balls, cart accidents create exposure traps for

Insurers beef up deductibles, while some pursue high-premium, mega-yacht

Newark, Calif.-based Risk Management Solutions said today that based on results from its revised hurricane modeling, annualized insurance losses will jump 40 percent on average across the Gulf Coast,

"The Northeast is staring down the barrel of a gun," said Joe Bastardi, chief forecaster of the AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center, in a statement. "The Northeast coast is long overdue for a powerful hu

"The Northeast is staring down the barrel of a gun," said Joe Bastardi, chief forecaster of the AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center, in a statement. "The Northeast coast is long overdue for a powerful hu