The newer a piece of equipment, the more likely it is to be stolen. If given the choice between two similar machines that are just as easy to steal, a thief will choose the newer, more valuable machin

Broker pleads guilty after faking coverage for captive and self-insured

Exploding baseballs, underwater hotels, cattle stampedes, taste buds top the

Jonathan Thomas, divisional underwriter for accident and health at Canopius Managing Agency, operating in the Lloyd's market, recalls the policy requested by an unnamed actor seeking protection

Florida's new law restricting asbestos and silica litigation can be applied retroactively to bar a widow from pursuing an asbestos injury case in the wake of her husband's death, an appeals court rule

An ongoing federal investigation in North Carolina has revealed that a small reinsurance broker and confederates scammed two self-insurance groups and a captive insurer out of $39 million in workers'

"The Multiple Peril Insurance Act would allow homeowners to buy insurance and know that all of their damage from wind and water will be covered," Rep. Gene Taylor, D-Miss., said in a statement he sent

Mental injury or brain changes caused by a mental stimulus that resulted when the trooper was told he had committed a fatal error, do not fit the comp law's requirement for physical injury or occupati