WASHINGTON--A civil litigation reform group said today that six legal jurisdictions that made its "Judicial Hell Holes" list last year are back on it again in a new order that puts West Virginia in fir

In a statement expressing its position, RIMS said, "Without the stability offered by a permanent long-term solution, our members are faced with an uncertain and costly marketplace that is not equipped

WASHINGTON--The Senate Banking committee's incoming chairman said the panel will work to establish a permanent federal program to backstop insurers against terrorism risk rather than renewing the Terro

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WASHINGTON--Insurance interests and the American government are making diplomatic efforts to resolve continuing roadblocks hampering expansion of U.S. insurance companies in China, a trade group repres

WASHINGTON--U.S. government plans and strategies for coping with catastrophic events need to be fundamentally reformed and should be a priority for the incoming Congress, according to recommendations f

Todd Harper, a legislative assistant to Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-Penn., said that the concept of an optional federal charter for insurers "is an idea that is increasingly gaining in attractiveness in Wa