WASHINGTON--A new study paid for by two insurance trade groups and a financial services organization says federal oversight would allow regulators to move more quickly on industry problems than state

The president was accompanied when he entered the White House East Room by Lilly Ledbetter, the Alabama woman who was the named plaintiff in a 2007 Supreme Court decision being reversed by the new

Employees who believe they were fired for serving as witnesses in internal sexual harassment investigations have legal protection and can sue employers for retaliation, the Supreme Court ruled late

NAPSLO, AAMGA determined to secure regulatory standards bill in new

To say that the insurance industry is not on the same page when it comes to the latest measure in Congress to create a national insurance regulator would be an understatement, as the flood of

The comments by New York Assemblyman Joseph Morelle, D-Irondequoit, on behalf of NCOIL came during a hearing on a federal bill that would require most over-the-counter derivatives to be overseen by

WASHINGTON--Two Florida members of Congress won a provision in the stimulus bill signed by President Obama this week that will reduce the cost of workers' compensation insurance for boatyards that

The National Association of Professional Insurance Agents is charging that the measure is a call for greater deregulation, not reform, and threatens "to dismantle the successful state insurance