A report by the Department of Homeland Security that uncovered "no evidence" private carriers had improperly shifted wind-related Katrina claims to the federal flood insurance program is virtually wor

While everyone frantically scrambles to keep AIG from sinking into oblivion, will there be any accountability for the risky investments that put the carrier into its precarious position in the first p

The "Good Hands" people over at Allstate sure have a strong grip when it comes to holding onto documents demanded by the government, says NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman, who urges the carrier to come

Group says it has green light to draft bill adding property coverage to the

The "NU Award For Excellence In Workers' Compensation Risk Management" is being run in cooperation with the Workers' Compensation Educational Conference (at which NU presents a national trends

A Louisiana federal court judge erred in ruling that a standard insurance policy exclusion for water and flooding damage did not apply where levee breaches from Hurricane Katrina were involved,

Property-casualty rates continued spiraling downward for the third straight month, with a decline on average of 12 percent in March--two points more than in February, and three points beyond January's

A federal judge in Newark, N.J., has dismissed a massive policyholders' class-action suit accusing brokers and insurers of antitrust and racketeering activity, saying plaintiffs need to show a more