Whose fault is it when properties are underinsured? The policyholder? The agent? The insurance carrier? That's the question we posed to National Underwriter readers, after last year's California wildf

While the Risk and Insurance Management Society leadership is excited about the recent Bush administration endorsement of an optional federal charter, would direct regulation of insurers and brokers b

In addition to the coming trends for auto collision and repair, the report said that according to the company's data in the first quarter, the average appraisal value from repairable vehicle appraisal

A New York appeals court ruling yesterday that the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is liable for damages from the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, opens the way for legal action over claims

While the extent of damage caused by three tornadoes that struck southeastern Virginia Monday is still unknown, one catastrophe modeling firm said that insured losses will not likely reach a point whe

A California firm announced it has developed a new Web-based reporting system that will allows workers to easily report intimidation or harassment so companies can take quick action to avert possible

Net income stood at $300,000, dropping $73 million from the comparative period. Earnings per share fell 76 cents to zero. Net premium written rose 17 percent during the period, or $33 million, to $222

RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd. reported a 27 percent decline in net income for the first quarter of 2008 compared to the first quarter of 2007 due to lower net investment income and a decline in premiums