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With millions of newly insured patients expected to fill up the waiting rooms of doctors offices as healthcare reform is implemented, medical malpractice insurers have reason for concern about the laws impact on liability trends.

With millions of newly insured patients expected to fill up the waiting rooms of doctors offices as healthcare reform is implemented, medical malpractice insurers have reason for concern about the laws impact on liability trends.

If attendance at NAPSLO's Annual Convention was any indication of the state of the E&S market, it's a good time to be in the business. With about 3,800 people wearing badges at the convention in San Diego, NAPSLO set another attendance record.

Software contractors who built the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act federal exchange system defended their work at a raucous, standing-room-only House hearing Oct. 24 to allow Republicans an opportunity to cast Obamacare in the most negative light possible.

Software contractors who built the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act federal exchange system defended their work at a raucous, standing-room-only House hearing Oct. 24 to allow Republicans an opportunity to cast Obamacare in the most negative light possible.

Residential policies need to be simplified because customers are confused about what their policies protect, said Benjamin Lawsky, superintendent of New Yorks Department of Financial Services, in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg.

Residential policies need to be simplified because customers are confused about what their policies protect, said Benjamin Lawsky, superintendent of New Yorks Department of Financial Services, in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg.

Republicans are not allowed to blow up the government to get rid of a law, says commentator, writer, actor, and presidential speech writer Ben Stein.