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Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine has ordered a criminal investigation into failed Southeastern U.S. Insurance and its former CEO, comparing the company's business practices to those of Enron.

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine announced today that he has launched a criminal probe of M. Clark Fain, III, who headed the now-liquidated workers' compensation insurer Southeastern U.S. Insurance, Inc. (SEUS).

When the countdown ends on 2009, it also brings an end to the first decade of the new millennium. It's hard to believe how much ...

When the countdown ends on 2009, it also brings an end to the first decade of the new millennium. It's hard to believe how much ...

There has been a proliferation of Side-A-only insurance forms to cover directors and officers in recent years, but few know the history of the underlying coverage of the full D&O policy--a policy now more than seven decades old.

Willis Group Holdings Chair and Chief Executive Officer Joe Plumeri reiterated his position that his firm will not take contingent commissions, even if a five-year-old agreement banning them is lifted.

After an unexpected second-quarter dip, securities lawsuit filings shot back up in the third quarter.