World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein has filed suit against a British insurer and its U.S. spin-off for up to $1 billion in unpaid claims from damages from the 9/11 attack on the Twin Tower

Class action securities settlements reached a record $18 billion in 2006, according to a report from Rockville, Md.-based Institutional Shareholder Services, a provider of corporate governance and pro

Executive Vice President Martin Hartley said the key to the company's underwriting was looking for well-built homes with the kind of retrofitting to withstand today's hurricanes and meet the state's 2

For the year, net income was up 96 percent, or $7 million, from $7 million to $14 million. Earnings per share rose to 88 cents from 70 cents. Earnings increased 67 percent, or $30 million, from $45 mi

The Zurich-based reinsurer said last year's catastrophe loss total was low despite a recorded 349 natural catastrophes and man-made disasters because most of them impacted developing countries with l

The Zurich-based reinsurer said last year's catastrophe loss total was low despite a recorded 349 natural catastrophes and man-made disasters because most of them impacted developing countries with l

Will Congress strip the insurance industry of its cherished antitrust exemption to punish carriers for allegedly cheating homeowners on Hurricane Katrina claims? And if they do pull the rug out from

Top editors from the four leading risk management publications will join forces next month to provide a behind-the-scenes look at how journalists cover the buyer community and the wider commercial