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A federal district court judge in Richmond, Va., ruled recently that Congress cannot require people to buy health insurance--a key provision of the health care reform law signed by President Barack Obama in March.

Workers' compensation insurers and reinsurers are operating in a risky environment similar to the one in the late 1990s that "put a number of workers' comp [insurers and reinsurers] into the grave," according to a Moody's Investors Service report.

A shift in attitude toward claimants and other customers may be easier -- and closer -- than you think.

The independent agency system is showing signs of continued stabilization in numbers

The property and casualty insurance industry is on the road to showing a profit for 2010 despite a 3 percent slide in third-quarter net income, an industry report said.

Philadelphia has topped the list for the American Tort Reform Foundation's (ATRF) 2010/2011 "Judicial Hellholes" report due in part to the trial practices of its Complex Litigation Center (CLC).