The actions of Nationwide agent Jay Fletcher came under scrutiny in the case of Leonard vs. Nationwide as it was originally alleged that Mr. Fletcher discouraged Mr. Leonard from buying flood

Insurers claim victory in first post-Katrina wind vs. water trial although judge says some words

That move came in the wake of an appeals court rejection of efforts by insurance organizations to secure an injunction to stop Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi's auto rate regulations that de-emp

Some companies will extend the so-called prescriptive period to two years, but are reserving the limited right to give the department up to 60-day notice to rescind the stipulation if a judge declares

U.S. District Judge L.T. Senter ruled Tuesday in favor of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company in a case brought by aggrieved Mississippi policyholders claiming that Hurricane Katrina damage to their h

The Cabinet voted unanimously to establish the rule for 90 days and to have the Office of Insurance Regulation continue the normal rule-making process dealing with the same issue during that time. U

U.S. District Judge L.T. Senter ruled in favor of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company in its contention that the great majority of damage to a Mississippi home was caused by flood, and therefore not c

Relative stability came as surplus growth was balanced against greater capital requirements. "The decline in title revenue to date in 2006 has been expected and will lead to more modest surplus growth