"We are all under attack by the Feds," and "We're all in this together," said State Sen. Delores Kelley, D-Baltimore County, speaking at a session establishing a more formal dialogue between the two s

A federal judge has thrown out the civil racketeering claim in a class action case against a number of brokers alleged to have been involved in conspiracies to steer insurance contracts to insurers in

When NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman suggested during a recent speech that insurers polish their image by using their army of employees as good-will ambassadors, some complained their legal

MIB, Inc., a provider of fraud detection information for individually underwritten personal insurance products, announced the transition of its entire membership to the company's WEB Enabled Business

Seeking to ensure that all carriers pay their fair share of taxes, a U.S. Senate panel last week examined relationships between insurers and foreign reinsurers--particularly if they are affiliates of

It's easy to sell risk management in a hard market, but when premiums start to plummet, it takes a truly disciplined and even courageous agency to walk away from prospects who only want quotes for

All things considered, Harry and Louise--that folksy, fictional, middle-class couple that helped kill First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's healthcare reform proposals back in the mid-90s--might very

There was some grumbling during a recent meeting of insurer financial officers about whether the industry is making too much, or too little money. NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman says it depends on