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An insurance law firm is warning its clients that if they are not licensed to transact business in New York State, they should review their agents activities to ensure they are not engaging in prohibited insurance transactions in the state.

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation issued a Consent Order to Praetorian Insurance Company, the states second largest force-placed insurance provider, requiring the insurer to modify its business practices related to this type of coverage.

The western U.S. has seen more and bigger wildfires over the last 30 years, a trend expected to continue as temperatures rise and droughts become more severe, according to a new study.

A Michigan appellate court decision affirming a jurys conviction of Audrey Devonne Pruitt on charges of arson of a dwelling home, burning of insured property, and insurance fraud, illustrates how fire investigators, insurance companies and prosecutors put an arson case together.

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Americans with accounts on President Barack Obama's health insurance enrollment website, HealthCare.gov, were advised that their passwords had been reset to guard against the "Heartbleed" bug, in a message posted on the site on Saturday.

Florida's Citizens Property Insurance launched its most recent computer system upgrade, Personal Lines Claim Center.