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While Florida doctors continue to argue that they are paying too much for medical malpractice insurance, there are growing signs that the insurance market that was left for dead in 2003 is making a

The following article is based on Ms. Allison's presentation at the ASCnet Conference, which was held in October in Nashville, Tenn. RAISE YOUR HAND if you've been trained in the art of negotiation. It's not a skill taught in school. You learn it in

The Professional Employment Organization industry has long been a cornerstone of Florida's economy by offering employers an option to fulfill their staffing needs while assisting in other areas the

Buried deep in silos, like long-range weapons that are relics from the Cold War, the information insurers have been storing for decades is surfacing. But now carriers have discovered the best way to m

THE UNITED States, it has been said, is a nation of immigrants. For more than 200 years, people from around the world have come to America to start new lives. Immigration continues to reshape the county in the 21st century; and as Dave Mannato, an

The loud buzz that once surrounded "business reengineering" has been silenced by the practice not delivering on its promise, but some of the core principles live on as the "process improvement" compon