U.S. District Judge L.T. Senter ruled Tuesday in favor of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company in a case brought by aggrieved Mississippi policyholders claiming that Hurricane Katrina damage to their h

The Cabinet voted unanimously to establish the rule for 90 days and to have the Office of Insurance Regulation continue the normal rule-making process dealing with the same issue during that time. U

U.S. District Judge L.T. Senter ruled in favor of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company in its contention that the great majority of damage to a Mississippi home was caused by flood, and therefore not c

The new JUA was established through an emergency rule approved by Governor Jeb Bush after a presentation by Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty on the growing commercial insurance problem facing the

Their comments were made here during the annual Workers' Compensation Educational Conference at a session on market trends. The session was one of seven sessions on national trends put on by The Natio

"It does not look like a factor going forward. The impact of aging has tapered off," Harry Shuford said during a briefing on national trends in workers' compensation market at the annual Workers' Comp

The results should match those of 2004, according to the latest Conning Research and Consulting Inc. forecast report for the property-casualty industry, which provides a first look at results through

The coming challenges were outlined here by Jennifer Tomlin, senior vice president of Zurich North America, and Robert P. Hartwig, senior vice president and chief economist of the Insurance Informatio