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Hospitals have driven up auto insurers' costs by more than $1 billion with charges for treating accident victims that would normally be paid by Medicare or Medicaid, an industry group study has found.

The findings of a recent Allstate Foundation study suggest that girls are racing ahead of boys in their need for speed and "aggressive" driving behavior.

Editor in Chief Eric Gilkey spoke with Plymouth Rock Assurance Corp.'s Paula Gold to get answers about anti-texting laws and their effects on the industry.

Which is required to pay first in a rental car accident: the insurance company that provided the SLI, or a driver's personal auto insurance?

Suspicious claims and insurance fraud continue to plague New York's no-fault auto system. In fact, many contend that the problem is only worsening.

The deep recession of the last two years will leave scars that will be with the U.S. economy for a decade in the form of unemployment, and those in the P&C insurance industry will be no exception, most notably those in claim adjusting.

CARSTAR Collision Centers' inaugural CARSTAR'D Awards cites notable celebrity dings, dents, and crashes in 2009.

Richard Parrillo, Sr., founder and CEO of United Automobile Insurance Company, recently launched a public relations campaign to expose what he says are plaintiffs' lawyers who are exploiting Florida's legal system in regard to PIP benefits.