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As waterlogged Queensland, Australia, braces for another round of flooding, the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) raised its estimate of industry losses to $1.5 billion from previous flooding to the same area.

A number of deaths that occurred in Louisiana, Florida and Virginia were not likely due to the presence of Chinese drywall in homes, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention review.

Understanding what makes an independent contractor different from a subcontractor is imperative for claims professionals dealing with CGL policies.

Reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter will pay Connecticut $4.25 million to settle anti-trust allegations brought by the state’s attorney general, as both sides declared victory in a lawsuit going back to 2007.

The Griffith Foundation has made entering the insurance field an even more rewarding experience for 25 students.

A Calif. criminal's injury may have been fake, but he's facing real charges for his workers' comp. fraud.