While analysts queried by the Insurance Information Institute for its annual "Groundhog Day" forecast warn of a softening market for as far as the eye can see, we may very well be witnessing the birth

Three state AGs also name parent Wells Fargo in

While jurists might empathize with policyholders who lost their homes from floods triggered by the 2005 hurricane season, the weight of the law is against them, said Randy J. Maniloff, an attorney

The insurance commissioner of Delaware and regulators in 12 other states have filed a brief supporting two cases brought by consumers over insurer use of credit records that is now before the U.S.

The listing of most profitable property-casualty insurance organizations based on combined ratio measures included in the Dec. 4, 2006 edition of National Underwriter omitted one profitable

State judge issues cryptic ruling granting total loss for partially covered

A federal district court judge last week affirmed an earlier decision that a suit brought by Mississippi's attorney general against insurers for wind-driven flood losses stemming from Hurricane

Insurers expected to develop new compensation models, but that will take