A State Farm spokesperson said today that the insurer was "disappointed" to learn that Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood plans to sue the firm over a failed class action settlement for policyholde

An executive representing four agricultural sector self-insured workers' comp groups called on California state officials to stop the continuing bee die-off that he said threatens $6 billion worth of

A variety of steps aimed at cutting delays in New York's disputed workers' compensation injury cases, which now average four months to conclude, will be proposed by the end of the month, according to

That is one of the items speakers will discuss at the upcoming CPR Institute's Third European Congress on May 10-11 in Paris, said Peter Phillips, senior vice president for the International Institute

A Nationwide representative, Joe Case, said in an e-mail that the group and all their clients "have settled all of the clients' claims against Nationwide relating to Hurricane Katrina. The terms of

In its 10-Q filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company noted the price-fixing lawsuit filed Oct. 14, 2004 by then New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer against Marsh & McLennan

A spokesperson for Florida Republican Gov. Charlie Crist said today that the probe into use of state computers for political purposes in the office of Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty should be c

The Marsh insurance brokerage's claims management subsidiary, CS Stars, has reached a $60,000 settlement with New York authorities over a security breach that exposed data from 540,000 people in the s