The National Association of Insurance Commissioners came under fire from a leading consumer advocate for not asking consumer representatives to participate in a meeting to discuss the future role of

Because consumer protection groups are expected to exert pressure for the introduction of punitive damage provisions once the law takes effect, passage of class action legislation in Italy will affect

State exposure to last-resort property insurers has grown 12-fold over the 16 years ending in 2006, to a whopping $656.7 billion, according to a new economic study by the Insurance Information Institu

WASHINGTON--A consumer advocate is criticizing the National Association of Insurance Commissioners for not asking consumer representatives to participate in a meeting held here last week to discuss the

It is increasingly likely Congress will impose some level of federal insurance regulation soon unless states act promptly to impose meaningful reform, the head of a property-casualty insurer group

WASHINGTON--Congress will likely impose a level federal insurance regulation soon unless states act promptly to institute meaningful reform, the head of a property-casualty insurance trade group told s

The Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled that the state's valued policy law cannot be invoked by homeowners where the loss is partly caused by a noncovered flood peril if the policy explicitly contains a

WASHINGTON--Democratic members of a House oversight committee last week accused several insurers of "war profiteering" because the Defense Department allows defense contractors to secure their own work