The Casualty Actuarial Society said it will hold a seminar next month on the application of predictive modeling techniques by actuaries to such areas as homeowners insurance, workers' compensation, co

We all know that the general population interacts with two people when dealing with insurance: the agent and the adjuster.

The CPCU Society's Annual Meeting and Seminars was held in Hawaii last month. The meeting boasted more than 7,000 attendees.

Claims Magazine and The National Underwriter Company are sponsoring this fraud symposium on October 25-26, 2007, at the Torrance Marriott in Torrance, Calif., for a reason.

It's inevitable that catastrophe adjusters will experience psychological and emotional stress from their jobs.

The motor vehicle safety standard for side impacts, announced by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration earlier this month, should save an estimated 300 lives a year and reduce hundreds of

Sidney O. Smith, the first licensed insurance agent in Georgia, founded the agency in 1916. The current majority owners are George D. Jones, chief executive officer, and Jim Moore, president. Mr. Moor

Tavor, with annualized revenues of approximately $1 million, specializes in trade credit insurance, ocean marine and international insurance. The agency, founded a quarter of a century ago by Adi and