Clermont, based in Hackensack, N.J, underwrites commercial multi-peril and workers' compensation insurance for high-rise cooperative, condominium, and quality rental buildings and restaurants in the N

Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon, continuing his criticism of the state's rating bureau/management organization, said Friday that the entity should not seek a court ruling to determine whe

Litigation and policy debates among state and federal lawmakers have exploded over anti-concurrent-causation clauses in homeowners policies that deny coverage for most, if not all windstorm losses

Just when you think Marsh might be getting its act together in its quest to overcome the fallout from bid-rigging and contingency fee abuse scandals, its CEO, Brian Storms, suddenly takes a hike or

Insurance regulators will discuss a plan later this week to ensure all states remain in compliance with a federal requirement that they maintain uniform licensing standards for insurance agents and

NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman got an earful from a limo driver while being driven from the airport to deliver a speech on the industry's image at a plush Florida resort, hearing how the cost of

Brian M. Storms, the chief executive officer of mega-broker Marsh, has stepped down in what analysts say is a sign of continued turmoil within the firm as it struggles to regroup from the fallout of

Repealing the insurance industry's limited antitrust exemption would actually cause more harm than good for consumers, according to an analysis released last week at the National Association of