Last Tuesday, California became the third state to legalize driverless cars, a concept automobile under development by Google that could one day revolutionize the way we drive. But the development raises a host of liability questions for insurers.

Moodys Investors Service gave a thumbs up to last weeks announced $615 million sale of the Hartford Financial Services Groups individual life business to Prudential Financial, despite the transaction reducing some of the Hartfords diversity in its income streams.

The Financial Stability Oversight Council Friday started the clock on a six-month process for designating a non-bank as systemically significant.

The Financial Stability Oversight Council Friday started the clock on a six-month process for designating a non-bank as systemically significant.

Domestic surplus lines insurers in 2011 were able to reverse a four-year decline in premiums produced, according to an annual report on the industry.

Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer and the online magazine Slate on Friday won dismissal of a $60 million libel lawsuit by a former Marsh & McLennan Cos executive over a column about an insurance bid-rigging scandal.

With the proliferation of upcoding, unbundling and other questionable billing practices, it's more important than ever to conduct a thorough medical bill review.

With the proliferation of upcoding, unbundling and other questionable billing practices, it's more important than ever to conduct a thorough medical bill review.