The Professional Insurance Agents of Connecticut, New Hampshire, New Jersey and New York are offering their members tools to help explain the benefits of a career in insurance in ways that younger students and workers can relate to.

Despite widespread publicity about the need for preventive measures to avoid the flu, nearly a third of workers in a poll said they have not altered their behavior.

The health insurance industry is very nervous about the reform bills making their way through Congress, and rightfully so.

The debate over wind-versus-water homeowner claims is not quite as cut and dried thanks to a ruling by the Mississippi Supreme Court in a Hurricane Katrina case.

A federal jury in Manhattan, after an 11 week trial, found Exxon Mobil liable for a $105 million in damages for contaminating part of the New York City well water supply.

Every company executive is on the hot seat in this difficult economy, and risk managers are no exception.

Commercial insurers wondering what they need to do to attract and hang on to their customers got an earful from the 411 buyers responding to open-ended questions about what they want from their carriers.

The insurance industry shot itself in the foot once again with the clumsy release of a study claiming that the Senate Finance Committee's health care reform bill ...