The governor called for passage of a comprehensive workers' comp plan to cut costs for businesses while increasing benefits for injured workers and keeping business, "especially manufacturing-based bu

The International Association of Special Investigation Units 21st Annual Seminar and Expo on insurance fraud that will take place Sept. 10-13 is now on for La Quinta, Calif. It had been booked for the

Ten months after it was due, American International Group is still promising to give insurance regulators its 2004 combined statutory report, a stricter accounting of its finances than securities mark

New York authorities are attempting to interview an insurance agent in Texas as part of a probe into whether he sold phony insurance to operators of a Lake George tour boat that capsized, killing 20 p

New York-based Americans for Insurance Reform said an analysis of figures from an insurance trade group reveals an ongoing decline in medical malpractice insurance rates, including states without rest

Insurers would be wise to revamp their disaster plans to reflect the lessons learned during the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, surplus lines officials were warned during last week's NAPSLO

The president of a fraud detection and risk management firm, who previously gained prominence investigating public construction fraud, warns that insurers and their clients are losing vast sums on

Zurich-based Swiss Re in its catastrophe report for 2005, released today, said the recent increase in hurricane losses is linked to a warm phase of "Atlantic multidecadal oscillation" in the North Atl