Major industry players gathered here from around the world to talk deals in the midst of a dynamic reinsurance market whose outlook is generally stable--although that could change in a hurry with the

Flurry of letters from opposing industry associations push to get or keep state chiefs on their

Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., was working last week on a way to clear budgetary speed bumps that caused the House leadership to delay floor action on legislation extending federal support for terrorism

WASHINGTON--The National Transportation Safety Board has offered a series of recommendations to state lawmakers across the country, calling for more of them to enact laws requiring motorcyclists and th

Litigation and policy debates among state and federal lawmakers have exploded over anti-concurrent-causation clauses in homeowners policies that deny coverage for most, if not all windstorm losses whe

Two recent lawsuits to stop New York from cracking down on market misconduct by national banks and airlines make NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman wonder more than ever about the wisdom of letting Uncle

Few insurance industry public relations practitioners seem to have a clue how to get--and keep--the attention of busy reporters at major industry conferences, according to NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedm

New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer finally raised the white flag on his controversial plan to allow undocumented aliens to get a driver's license, which he claimed would have made the roads safer, while lowe