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The captive insurance market in Missouri said it is seeing rapid growth with double the number of captives—12 licensed in 2010 compared to six in 2009.

An advocate for medical liability reform contended at a congressional hearing Thursday that there is “no question” that medical lawsuit abuse is “undermining both our health care system and the doctor-patient relationship.”

A Florida appellate court has upheld a decision by state Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty to deny a license to Dallas National Insurance Company for writing workers’ compensation coverage in the Sunshine State.

Florida’s last-resort insurance company said it is not canceling homeowners’ insurance coverage solely because its policyholders' residences may have defective Chinese drywall.

How do you find the replacement cost value for an item made for only a few years in the 1940s by an obscure manufacturer and with little-to-no sales history?

A mother and daughter are facing jail time and fines for following through with their red-hot fraud scheme.