Just as there are crash tests for automobiles, why should there not be similar testing to see how buildings hold up against a variety of insured exposures? That is the driving question behind the

A winter storm that swept across New England late last week has caused "severe disruption and damage," and may lead to more problems for the area, according to modeling firm Risk Management Solutions

Administrative Law Judge Daniel Manry, of the Division of Administrative Hearings, said, "State Farm Florida did not show by a preponderance of the evidence that either the indicated rate or requested

In a week that saw American International Group lose one of its senior officials, the carrier defended its controversial payments to retain key executives, warning it could lose valuable employees

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A New York agent's association is looking to have legislation reintroduced that would address what the association says are oversight and competitive issues surrounding the New York State Insurance Fu

The market share for Florida domestic homeowners insurers could reach 50 percent in the state by year's end, according to the Florida Insurance Council, citing Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) sta

The market share for Florida domestic homeowners insurers could reach 50 percent in the state by year's end, according to the Florida Insurance Council, citing Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) sta