There is "no compelling evidence" that the use of credit scoring discriminates against minorities, the Federal Reserve Board says in a new report--cited by insurers as further evidence their use of

"This veto protects insurers' ability to use valid and predictive information," said Paul Tetrault, state affairs manager for the Northeast United States for the National Association of Mutual Insuran

WASHINGTON--There is "no compelling evidence" that the use of credit scoring discriminates against minorities, the Federal Reserve Board says in a new report cited by insurers as further evidence their

WASHINGTON--The Department of Homeland Security said today in an interim report to Congress that it has uncovered "no evidence" that insurers improperly shifted Hurricane Katrina wind damage losses to

The insurance industry won its second critical victory in three days on Hurricane Katrina-related issues when a panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last week accepted the industry's

The insurance industry won its second critical victory in three days on Hurricane Katrina-related issues when a federal Appeals Court panel accepted the industry's interpretation of its contract langu

Nationwide Insurance Co. asked a federal appeals court panel in New Orleans to review a lower court decision and find that the anti-concurrent causation language in its Mississippi homeowners policies

The House narrowly passed legislation last week that detractors say would go well beyond reversing a May Supreme Court ruling severely limiting the time employees have to file wage discrimination