Undefined "moral obligations" should never influence the settlement of "wind versus water" hurricane claims--or any other uninsured loss--NU readers agreed in response to our latest column on "A Quest

For our latest "Question Of Ethics" column, we asked readers how they reconcile potential conflicts that inevitably arise with contingency fees. NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman highlights reader respo

Florida's new governor, Charlie Crist, has signed into law a hodge-podge bill designed to save a devastated property insurance market, but which will no doubt end up doing far more harm than good in t

While it is rare for the property-casualty insurance industry to mount a united front on almost any controversy, conflict within the business was particularly harsh this year on a number of major publ

Life might have turned out quite differently for Sen. Trent Lott and the insurance industry had the Mississippi Republican--who lost his house in Hurricane Katrina--gotten his coverage through an inde

It was pretty funny to read last week about how American International Group donated $50,000 in December 2003 through various subsidiaries to the gubernatorial campaign ...

Claims News Service, Sept. 27, 3: 55 p.m. EST -- Progressive Commercial Auto, part of The Progressive Group of Insurance Companies, recently published a study that analyzes what months and days of the

Ebix, Inc., a developer and supplier of software and e-commerce solutions to the insurance industry, has signed an agreement to acquire Finetre Corporation through a merger. The closing is expected