Public risk managers are taking issue with two points made in the U.S. government's reissued Disaster Assistance Fact Sheet, saying these points could cause "severe financial challenges" for public en

With everyone cutting back on their driving in the face of sky-high gas prices, should auto insurers be cutting their rates to reflect this reality? The evidence is far from clear that they should, no

An article posted Aug. 19 incorrectly referred to the Hole-In-One firm. All references in the story should have used the name Hole-In-Won, a company that has no relation to Hole-In-One. The two compan

WASHINGTON--Republican presumptive presidential candidate John McCain voiced opposition to a bill proposing a national risk pool for natural catastrophes, and a Florida Democratic congressman rebuked h

ORLANDO, FLA.--Workers' compensation insurers must be more proactive combating rising medical costs, a disability management executive said at the Workers' Compensation Educational Conference, run by t

Golf tournament operators have been left in the hole by an insurance outfit that promised to insure them against the cost of paying awards for a hole-in-one, the Washington State Insurance Department

Alabama Insurance Commissioner Walter Bell, who leaves his regulatory post at the end of the month, is taking a job directing regulatory affairs and lobbying regulators for Swiss Re as chairman of Swi

Alabama Insurance Commissioner Walter Bell, who leaves his regulatory post at the end of the month, is taking a job directing regulatory affairs and lobbying regulators for Swiss Re as chairman of Swi