Commentary

In a discussion that screams for Jeff Foxworthy as MC, we continue to ponder whether independent agents are smarter than plumbers or hairdressers -- or, for that matter, a super computer.

In a discussion that screams for Jeff Foxworthy as MC, we continue to ponder whether independent agents are smarter than plumbers or hairdressers -- or, for that matter, a super computer.

One of the complaints I hear from industry partners is that there aren’t enough insurance-related programs around the country to meet their talent needs. Here's how to start one for free.

In many respects, subrogation can be one of the most challenging aspects of the end-to-end claims process. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the pursuit of complex recoveries, such as those associated with bailment.

In many respects, subrogation can be one of the most challenging aspects of the end-to-end claims process. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the pursuit of complex recoveries, such as those associated with bailment.

There is a widely accepted view that the named insured's negligent work that damages his own work is not an insurable occurrence under a general liability policy. However, there are two related items that bring up some areas for discussion.

There is a widely accepted view that the named insured's negligent work that damages his own work is not an insurable occurrence under a general liability policy. However, there are two related items that bring up some areas for discussion.

Late last week, the President released his 2012 federal budget proposal that included $250 million in Justice Department grants to help states rewrite their laws on medical malpractice. Will it work?