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The results of a lab analysis of the popular alternative to hamburger may turn a few stomachs.

Half of Consumer Reports' readers who filed insurance claims resulting from Hurricane Katrina in 2005 said they had problems with their insurer, the magazine reported.

Change is an everyday occurrence in the insurance industry. But it's how carriers react to change that differentiates the leaders from the also-rans. For Amica Mutual Insurance, importing third-party

On property-casualty issues, funded representative Birny Birnbaum said the NAIC delivered a "good performance" on catastrophe insurance issues, but noted the inconsistency of trying to fend off federa

On property-casualty issues, funded representative Birny Birnbaum said the NAIC delivered a "good performance" on catastrophe insurance issues, but noted the inconsistency of trying to fend off federa

Neil Alldredge, senior state advocacy director for the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, said the article "rehashes false claims and specious arguments that were put to rest long ago

Neil Alldredge, senior state advocacy director for the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, said the article "rehashes false claims and specious arguments that were put to rest long ago

Claims News Service, June 27, 11:10 a.m. EDT -- Consumer Reports, a magazine published independently by the non-profit company Consumer Union, recently released an investigative report on the use of