Julian James, director of worldwide markets at Lloyd's as well as an active spokesman for the market in the United States during his nine years on the job, is leaving this spring to join Lockton Inter

A Mississippi official said the state is negotiating disputed Hurricane Katrina home damage claims with "almost all insurers in the state," concurrent with a report that State Farm is near a mass sett

Analysts expect prices to keep softening except for catastrophe-exposed

The company said its actions are part of a commitment it has made to support the Clinton Foundation's global initiative to cut emissions and support clean energy. The non-partisan foundation was estab

After a federal judge rejected a proposed State Farm class-action settlement for Mississippi homeowners with storm-surge damage, which included provisions for more than $20 million in lawyers' fees, a

State judge issues cryptic ruling granting total loss for partially covered

Carrier to pay excess-casualty buyers, reform contingency fee program for

Judge Edward D. Rubin with the 15th Judicial District Court in Lafayette, La. made his ruling Monday in a case which pitted a Vermillion Parish couple, Mark and Barbara Landry, against the state's ins