Pitney Bowes Business Insight, a provider of customer data, analytics and communication software and services, announces the results of a study that reveals only 48 percent of consumers in the U.S. and the UK trust their insurance provider.

Insurance buyers have enjoyed a soft property-casualty market since 2007, and while there are some signs of the market hardening, most experts project that current conditions will likely continue for another two years.

Insurance buyers have enjoyed a soft property-casualty market since 2007, and while there are some signs of the market hardening, most experts project that current conditions will likely continue for another two years.

A Travis County court sentenced Clifford K. Franklin, of Village Mills, to 180 days in jail based on charges that he collected benefits for being too injured to work while he was gainfully employed.

A visit to the Department of Motor Vehicles can lead to stress, but for one employee, it led to arrest.

Gov. Jerry Brown recently signed a bill into law, making it a crime for auto repair shops who say they have replaced or repaired a deployed airbag when they haven't.

The property and casualty insurance industry contributed over $500 million to charity in 2010, but executives are dissatisfied with the return, according to a report released today by McKinsey & Company.

Property and casualty insurer RLI Corp. posted a quarterly profit that beat market expectations, helped by a jump in casualty underwriting income.