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The Hartford reported second quarter net income of $76 million compared to a net loss of $15 million for the same period last year, despite worse than expected catastrophe losses, an increase in asbestos reserves and goodwill impairments.

New Jersey Insurance Commissioner Thomas B. Considine has proposed to repeal a regulation to establish new rating territories in an effort to level out automobile insurance rates throughout the state.

Global investors are asking for energy companies' oil spill prevention measures and information about underwriting changes resulting from the British Petroleum oil spill, according to CERES, a network of investors and environmental groups.

A proposed New York producer compensation regulation complies with the law and is necessary to inform consumers about possible conflicts of interest, the state's attorney general said in a court filing.

Get ready for the possibility of nine more hurricanes in the Atlantic before Nov. 30.

Wallace "Popsicle" Morris orchestrated dozens of fake accidents in a conspiracy that involved staged auto accidents, phony police reports, and personal injury claims in excess of $1 million.