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There’s never a real vacation when it comes to compliance. Many states have either very recent effective dates or impending ones looming large on the horizon that warrant close attention.

A public protest in Wisconsin over a proposal that could cripple public unions is a concern to public risk managers, not because of the political issues involved but because of potential risks to people and property, according to the president of the Public Risk Management Association.

The Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Commission (IIPRC) recently elected its new officers for 2011 during a special election.

A representative of international insurers sees conclusions of the deficit panel last week as a positive for the international insurance industry

Global warming, regardless of the scientific disputes, is an expensive reality for all of us, even in the insurance industry.

Dave Lenckus describes what makes a strong relationship with insurers, which is typically more complex than good products, stability and meeting production goals.

According to the 2000 U.S. Census, there are 31 million foreign-born people living in the U.S. -- 11.1 percent of the population, and a 57 percent increase from the 1990 census.

A success story profiling Warner & Co., an independent agency based in Fargo, North Dakota.