That finding and others are contained in "The U.S. Liability Report of 2006: A Review of Significant Events in Tort Law," produced by the Marsh & McLennan Companies subsidiary Guy Carpenter & Compan

Innovation said it is buying the Boston-based provider of claim reporting outsourcing services and software from Concentra Operating Corp., Hartford, Conn., for $50 million cash and related payments o

In his ruling yesterday, U.S. District Court Judge Harold Baer in Manhattan rejected arguments that insurers needed to provide the extra payments for safety and political acceptability as

Former Secretary of State General Colin L. Powell will deliver the keynote address at the 2007 Insurance Accounting & Systems Association (IASA) annual educational conference and business show in

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"The global financial services industry is changing in response to tectonic shifts in marketplace and business dynamics," said Guillermo Kopp, vice president of TowerGroup Cross-Industry research. "Tr

The judge in New Orleans found that flood exclusion language in many insurers' policies was ambiguous and failed to account for water damage caused by third-party negligence--namely, poor levee constru

Mr. Kriedler, speaking here yesterday during the closing session of the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America's annual meeting, said he was in favor of a proportional voting system for mor