A Florida court has approved a $6.8 million class action settlement for 12,000 State Farm Florida policyholders with hurricane claims for screen enclosure damage, attorneys for the plaintiffs announce

"California remains one of our key markets. Not only do we remain committed to our existing customers throughout the state but, with our more than 1,700 independent agents in California, we are determ

The workers' compensation market in 2006 had its best underwriting result in 30 years, but insurers should be aware of some of the mitigating circumstances and the challenges ahead before

Florida's legislative changes to Citizens Property Insurance Corp.--its homeowners market of last resort--has left the residual carrier writing "actuarially unsound" policies, the state's chief

Arthur J. Wilcox Jr. director Public Employee Division, New York, AFL-CIO; Cathy McKeown, First Niagara, a third party administration firm; John Sciortino, Segar & Sciortino law firm; Ed Bartholom

The findings were contained in a Web poll by the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters (CPCU) Society. Of 171 members who were surveyed, 45 percent had more than 30 years of industry experience, CP

That grim forecast comes from Peter Ulrich, Risk Management Solutions senior vice president for model management, who presented his findings Friday to the National Council on Compensation Insurance an

Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley announced today that her office has reached a $58.5 million settlement with American International Group over an alleged $26 million contract violation in