David Snyder, vice president and general counsel for the AIA, said that the court's ruling should be seen as more of a mandate to the EPA to make use of its regulatory authority, rather than an

The company that operated a corporate jet involved in last year's fatal collision with a Brazilian airliner did not have sufficient insurance to cover claims involved, according to an attorney pursuin

WASHINGTON--The Supreme Court's recent gas emissions ruling in a case between Massachusetts and the Environmental Protection Agency should not open the gates for massive claims that ultimately impact i

With over seven million small businesses in the U.S., ranging from construction firms to grocery stores to home-based businesses, each one faces the possibility of being wiped out by either a disaster

Mr. Dann's suit was filed to preserve the state's right to bring a case, while the current framework of Ohio's public nuisance law, under which he is bringing the action, is the subject of a legal dis

Mr. Ryan, now Aon's executive chairman, was also president and chief executive officer until 2005, when Gregory Case was named to those posts. He made his observations on the state of his brokerage to

Favorable reserve releases will likely slow or go away and future accident-year loss ratios should begin to rise. "An historic review shows that current loss patterns are similar, although somewhat mu

According to the insurance organizations' reading, the Antitrust Modernization Commission report released Tuesday is suggesting Congress review the limited antitrust exemption the industry enjoys unde