WASHINGTON--A group of insurance trade groups and companies has urged the leadership of the Senate Banking Committee to act on legislation creating a national program providing awards to local governme

WASHINGTON--If Sen. Joe Biden, D- Delaware, is elected vice president, it would set off a domino effect making Sen. Tim Johnson, D-S.D., chairman of the Senate Banking Committee next year, Senate Major

Under the latest policy, issued as Bulletin 08-13, agents or insurers "may give inexpensive gifts to prospective or existing customers so long as such gifts are provided on a nondiscriminatory basis a

The angry comments by officials of ProtectingAmerica.org, established in 2005 by Allstate, highlights a huge split between insurers facing pressure by states to lower homeowner's insurance costs, and

The angry comments by officials of ProtectingAmerica.org, established in 2005 by Allstate, highlights a huge split between insurers facing pressure by states to lower homeowner's insurance costs, and

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation said last week that it interprets Florida law as saying that nonadmitted or surplus lines insurers are not required to file forms or reports with the

WASHINGTON--A coalition opposing legislation that would create a national risk pool for natural catastrophes said it has done an analysis showing the measure would create massive new taxpayer liabiliti

WASHINGTON--Charles Chamness, president and chief executive officer of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, has written the Senate urging it to reform rather than replace the state-b