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The well-publicized wave of lawsuits in the wake of Hurricane Katrina does not mean there will be increased litigation when the next big windstorm catastrophe hits the United States, in the opinion of

"We have pretty heavy filings today compared to normal days, but we're not overwhelmed and expect it will be steady throughout the day," said Loretta G. Whyte, the clerk of the court on Poydras Street

Chicago-based Vox's study evaluated the home pages and usability of 14 major auto insurance providers' Web sites to examine customer expectations and discover where companies succeed or fail in attrac

Former Montana governor Marc Racicot, who heads a trade group backing legislation for optional federal chartering of insurers, said such a measure will be good for consumers and won't impact state rev

WASHINGTON--The Federal Emergency Management Agency said it is working on clarification of language in a bulletin that says if a public entity collects once for damage on a property, FEMA won't pay a s

A report that will be key in deciding the future role of the private service that develops rate recommendations for New York's workers' compensation system will arrive tomorrow or Tuesday, a regulator