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Mandates from Connecticut, New York, and Rhode Island may prompt insurers to adjust existing emergency policies and procedures.

Catastrophe modeler AIR Worldwide estimates insured losses from Typhoon Haiyan at between $300 million and $700 million.

U.S. construction firms on average paid more for their insurance in the first half of 2013 as underwriters continue to seek price increases across the breadth of their contractor portfolios.

A rule proposed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services contradicts the intent of a recently passed law aimed at requiring CMS to tell insurers how much of a claims settlement involving federal health insurance recipients must be given to CMS.

A rule proposed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services contradicts the intent of a recently passed law aimed at requiring CMS to tell insurers how much of a claims settlement involving federal health insurance recipients must be given to CMS.

A deadly storm system tracked across the Midwest on Sunday, yielding reports of more than 67 tornado touchdowns, high winds, explosive lightning, rain and hail.