The ongoing battle between ousted American International Group founder and chairman Maurice Greenberg and his former associates took an ugly turn last week in a new suit filed in New York State

Aon's London office said in a report that during the fighting between Israel and the Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah, Israel's port of Haifa has more or less closed with cargo ships being

Over the previous four months, the average composite rate for commercial property-casualty coverages tracked by Dallas-based MarketScout dropped 5 percent in April, 6 percent in May, 7 percent in

While companies are signing agreements to limit contingent commissions, a study funded by the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America concludes that such payments ensure the survival of

Changes needed to remove economic inefficiencies, ease global participation, Treasury official

Agents lash out in the wake of latest deal announced by St. Paul Travelers

Businesses coping with a global environment, besides property and business interruption coverage, need insurance for unexpected events and actions by foreign governments, brokerage firm experts advise

The numbers reported in the "2005 Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries" represent the third-lowest level since the bureau started tracking workplace fatalities, according to Edwin G. Foulke Jr., the