It's getting ugly in Florida, with vague charges of collusion in the air. Are Florida carriers being scapegoated because the state's legislative "solution" on catastrophe coverage is failing to delive

Should insurers deny coverage to a house of worship simply because it stands up for gay rights? Check out NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman's take and weigh in with your own views on Sam's blog today at

WASHINGTON--Bi-partisan House Legislation was introduced Thursday that supporters say creates clear standards to ensure that Medicare doesn't inappropriately absorb the cost of injuries covered by work

The firm said the inland marine unit will be staffed by a three-member underwriting team headed by Frank Oleskiewicz. The team will underwrite various classes of inland marine business consisting pri

AIR Turntable will be programmed to simulate directionality-change effects on test structures mounted on its platform. The platform moves small structures to face the Wall of Wind--a group of monster-s

In a letter to Walter Bell, NAIC's president and Alabama's insurance commissioner, NCOIL's president, Michigan Sen. Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond, wrote that NCOIL "believes the manner in which models are

Mark Rouck, an analyst at Fitch Ratings in New York, said his company has "affirmed" the ratings of Boston-based Liberty Mutual, which is a private company, and "revised" its rating outlook from posit

ATLANTA--Insurance brokerages with big growth-through-acquisition aims will have to grab up groups of smaller firms because there are few larger companies left to target, a consulting firm advised at a