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Hazardous material losses have become so common that they rarely make headlines.

New York's attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, spoke to the National Press Club in February, discussing the recent business scandals on which he has launched a crusade.

Residents of the southern Great Plains can expect damaging hail of at least one inch in diameter every three to five years on average.

The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America recently submitted testimony to the House Financial Service Committee on ways to reform the National Flood Insurance Program.

Earth-movement exclusion ruled applicable only to natural eventsThe insureds in this Florida case had an "all-risk" homeowners policy. While it was in effect, the insureds reported a loss for structural damage to their home and damage to

"Ehhhh...what's up, DOC?" Who knew that when Bugs Bunny uttered those immortal words, he was talking not about the medical profession but about business auto insurance?Yes, even cartoon creatures cannot resist the allure and romance of

A report about medical malpractice insurance recently published by a former regulator prompted some readers--including Connecticut's attorney general--to conclude that insurers are plain greedy, ...

U.S. Reinsurance: Not All Plain SailingReserve issues raise question of whether U.S. reinsurers can achieve underwriting profitsReinsurers in the United States faced yet another ...