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The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed a class-action lawsuit alleging sex discrimination against Wal-Mart, and lawyers say the ruling narrows the grounds on which class-action status can be sought, whatever the issue.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott has signed into law a commercial rate deregulation bill that expands the types of commercial insurance exempt from the rate filing and approval process.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott has signed into law a commercial rate deregulation bill that expands the types of commercial insurance exempt from the rate filing and approval process.
Swiss Re says it has paid “a large amount” of claims on micro-insurance policies purchased in Haiti to cover losses from recent storms there.
Another standard bearer for the insurance industry is fading away: the paper bill. Insurers are following the lead of other financial services companies by exploring all the possibilities in electronic bill presentment.
While insurers and non-insurers cite consolidation and strengthening competitive position as the reason for mergers and acquisitions, insurers say they are more successful in carrying out this objective, according to a survey from Towers Watson.
In spite of the fact that commercial renewal prices continued to fall in the first quarter, a composite pricing index based on reports from 1,200 risk managers shows that prices are still 15 percent higher than at year-end 2000.
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