A federal court judge in Washington has cleared for trial claims by former CEO Maurice Hank Greenberg that the federal governments methodology in aiding a troubled American International Group amounted to an attempt to steal the business.

Issues central to the insurance industry will be tackled as part of the ambitious three-pronged climate-change plan President Obama unveiled June 25

A new report raises the question of whether climate change will make the cost of flood insurance unaffordable for many people by the end of the century.

New Yorks top court has cleared the way for a civil trial of former AIG CEO Maurice Hank Greenberg and the companys chief financial officer over allegations that they engineered a sham transaction more than a decade ago in order to make its financial statement look better.

Uncertainty over the size of crop insurance subsidies will be a key concern for the insurance industry as a result of the Houses surprise decision to reject extension of the farm program.

A battle is shaping up between insurers, truckers and plaintiffs lawyers over a dog that has been sleeping for a long whileminimum insurance requirements for cargo trucks.

The Obama administration has cited increases in crop insurance subsidies as one of the reasons it has threatened to veto the Farm Bill.

With insurance industry support, the New York City Council Committee on State and Federal Legislation on June 17 proposed a resolution supporting the extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act.