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With Sen. Dodd out of the race, "there's no one else that stands out in the field [of primary candidates]," said Ken Crerar, president of the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers. He speculated

What are the ethical implications of the concurrent causation clause in property policies, which critics contend unfairly leaves those hit by both wind and flood damage without coverage, but which

A recent article in Computerworld warns that if criminals targeted unsecured wireless routers, they could create a virus attack that could play out across thousands of Wi-Fi networks in urban areas.

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President George W. Bush gave the property-casualty industry a belated Christmas gift, signing a seven-year extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act that adds domestic terrorist events to the

Four years after bid-rigging scandals prompted settlements in which the mega-brokerages gave up volume-based contingency fees, the biggest of them all--Marsh--continues to struggle to compensate for