It's Not Your Father's Insurance Industry Any More
Ken Brownlee
Growing up in the 1950s in a family where many members worked in the insurance industry, I considered insurance to be something quite different from business or finance or a job.
Ken Brownlee
Growing up in the 1950s in a family where many members worked in the insurance industry, I considered insurance to be something quite different from business or finance or a job.
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So we might be a little biased about the success of our conference but choosing to have this year's 10th annual ACE America's Claim Event in New Orleans was a decision not lightly made.
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While workers recognize safety as a serious issue in the workplace, their perceptions about their greatest safety risks do not match reality, according to a recent National Safety Council survey.
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A federal program that would provide an all-inclusive, "all perils" insurance policy nationwide is dividing two prominent industry groups.
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This is the fourth year in a row that the Escalade has topped the list of vehicles most likely to have a theft claim.
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Fraud is something that Don Delaney, a long-time Chicago claim adjuster and first-time author, has plenty of experience dealing with.
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Rock musician Ted Nugent might be famous for his "Cat Scratch Fever," but these days he's complaining of a different kind of health problem: severe immune system problems from exposure to mold and mildew in his home.
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Insure.com, a company that provides insurance information to consumers, and Hagerty Insurance have listed some of the most dangerous foods a driver can eat while driving.
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Thanks to the Internet and telecommunications, the globe is shrinking, figuratively.
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The Coalition for Asbestos Reform (CAR) is continuing to advocate against the creation of a federal trust fund for asbestos litigation claims.
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The NAIC is backing action by the Senate Banking Committee that supports state efforts to help insurance policyholders resolve claim disputes following a catastrophe.
David D. Thamann
The season for summer vacations is here, which means many people will be renting automobiles for their trips.
Michael Logiudice
The current and projected financial impact on Louisiana from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita has reached into the hundreds of billions of dollars.
Phil Schreiner
Having just returned from our ACE conference in New Orleans, I can tell you that almost 10 months after Katrina too much devastation remains.