Mark Behrens, an attorney with the Shook, Hardy & Bacon law firm, said the ruling is especially significant because "the California Supreme court has been a leader in developing American tort law." He

A new framework to modernize U.S. regulation of foreign reinsurers being considered by state insurance commissioners is probably unconstitutional, according to a legal analysis commissioned by one of

Insurance industry trade groups balked at calls to require carriers to collect and disclose more information about how climate change might impact their operations, investments and fiscal stability

A consumer representative got a positive response from insurance regulators here when he urged them to create a model law requiring homeowners carriers to disclose data on the race, sex and income of

Florida is suing the officers, directors and affiliates of three former Florida homeowners insurers, charging in court papers that the defendants bankrupted the companies with a fraudulent scheme that

Florida is suing the officers, directors and affiliates of three former Florida homeowners insurers, charging in court papers that the defendants bankrupted the companies with a fraudulent scheme that

The issue of foreign reinsurer regulation was under scrutiny Saturday at the meeting of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which heard comment from interested parties at its Saturday

ORLANDO, FLA.--A plan by the states for dealing with catastrophe risk nationwide, which was looked on unfavorably by insurance trade groups, was put on hold here yesterday by regulators who felt it nee