All things considered, Harry and Louise--that folksy, fictional, middle-class couple that helped kill First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's healthcare reform proposals back in the mid-90s--might very

Despite a looming veto threat from the Bush administration and anticipated opposition in the Senate, the House has passed legislation reforming the National Flood Insurance Program--including a

Mr. Myers, managing partner in the Washington office of Morris, Manning & Martin, said two of the states where issues are emerging are Massachusetts, which is seeking to require RRGs to "register," a

WASHINGTON--Despite a looming veto threat from the Bush administration and anticipated opposition in the Senate, the House passed legislation today reforming the National Flood Insurance Program--inclu

The administration also voiced constitutional concerns regarding a provision in the bill that would require claims adjusters at the Federal Emergency Management Agency to participate in state-sponsore

The proceedings, in which witnesses will include representatives of key industry trade groups and a representative of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, will focus on the outlook for

The bill -- HR 3121, the Flood Insurance Reform and Modernization Act -- faces opposition from at least parts of the insurance industry, who are expected to lobby intensely against it when it comes to

Tom Coughlin, director of marketing for Willis Corp., N.A., said the industry lacks the resources to provide all the coverage that would be required to comply with the legislation, which was introduce