"This self-assessment outlines where we stand today in terms of compliance with the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act's reciprocity requirements and uniform resident licensing standards," said New Hampshire Insu

WASHINGTON--Individual participants in 401(k) retirement plans can sue under ERISA to recover their losses, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday in a case that has created concern within the insurance ind

In what might be an unexpected bit of common sense, a research firm has found that high-tech and computer firms rank highly on how well they treat their online customers, especially in comparison to

The Northbrook, Ill.-based carrier said it will be contacting customers about reinstating wind and hail coverage that was removed when insureds switched companies in the state. It will also pay the de

An insured can assert a claim against an insurer for certain additional losses when the insurer acts in bad faith and contributes to the policyholder's additional loss despite a policy exclusion of su

Montpelier Re Holdings Ltd. said it expects to book between $30 million and $40 million in net losses for large individual risks in the first quarter of 2008, reflecting an industry loss of about $2 b

The regulation, 1.1502-13(e), proposed on Sept. 28, 2007, would have eliminated the tax deduction for reserves established by captive insurers for insurance sold to affiliates, if the insureds and in

WASHINGTON--In the first of the Katrina flood cases to hit the Supreme Court, the court declined to review a federal appeals court ruling that upheld the flood exclusion in homeowners policies issued b