Market Insights

Like almost all institutions, the Florida Legislature is averse to retracing its steps and readdressing an issue, especially if it is one of its own making. Such is the case with the Florida Workers'

As we reach the midpoint in the year and the start of a new budget cycle, many executives at automated companies are getting hot under the collar, stuck preparing the budget through a manual process.

In an industry awash with underwriting profits, insurers are eager to find opportunities to put that cash to work. One place to which they are turning is the program business market, where they see possibilities for

I'd like to be able to say that as a shrewd and well-organized agent, I woke up one morning many years ago and decided, "Today I'm going to get into the social-service agency niche." Rather, the truth is that one of

(The following article is based on Ms. Rubin's presentation at the AMS Users' Group National Conference, which was held in March in Orlando, Fla.) Since the dawn of the Information Age, few terms have been tossed

Traditionally, after the enactment of any major insurance reforms, the spoken, and often times unspoken rule is that a certain number of years must pass before it can be fully evaluated. This maxim