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Despite the efforts of state lawmakers, analysts at Fitch warn that the Florida homeowners insurance market could effectively "collapse" if a major storm were to hit the state this year, and that the

The son of big-time trial attorney Richard Scruggs followed his dad's lead in pleading guilty in federal court to felony charges related to an attempt to bribe a state judge in a Hurricane Katrina

The two House sponsors of legislation creating an optional federal charter are seeking to win over more lawmakers to their cause by citing a recent finding by Standard & Poor's that new European

In a case of politics making strange bedfellows, opposition to legislation expanding the National Flood Insurance Program to include wind coverage has brought insurer watchdog J. Robert Hunter of the

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Melvyn I. Weiss, the high-profile attorney who with his firm led giant class actions against insurers and other corporations, has agreed to a $10 million fine and a sentence of up to 33 months for