Search Results

Despite some large payouts to wealthy homeowners stung by Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme, it is unlikely that property underwriters will set about revising coverage language for fraud.

Despite some large payouts to wealthy homeowners stung by the Madoff Ponzi scheme, it is unlikely that property underwriters will set about revising coverage language for fraud, an expert said.

Despite some large payouts to wealthy homeowners stung by the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme, it is unlikely that property underwriters will set about revising coverage language for fraud, an expert said.

The concept of a federally supported flood and wind policy is contained in a measure to reform the National Flood Insurance Program that was recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, but

Sen. Lott has been a thorn in insurers' sides since his home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Latest Senate proposal would give Federal Trade Commission oversight

A New Jersey Appellate Court ruled that a homeowners insurance policy may cover a sexual assault by a minor under the age of 14, but only if the assailant didn't realize he was doing harm to the victi

Florida's growing familiarity with hurricanes over the last several years has taught consumers, agents, carriers, and regulators many hard lessons. From the consumers' perspective, however, perhaps