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Insurers and other businesses are spending millions on a referendum to overturn a new Washington law that eases requirements for filing bad faith actions against carriers, a trade group representative

Is anyone who backs an optional federal charter for insurers and producers experiencing the slightest bit of doubt after the gut-churning threats to our economy being debated in Washington this week,

The action came at the recently concluded summer meeting in Seattle of the National Conference of Insurance Legislators, where a measure was adopted "opposing certain executive sessions of public poli

There was some grumbling during a recent meeting of insurer financial officers about whether the industry is making too much, or too little money. NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman says it depends on yo

James Lee Witt and James M. Loy, who co-chair ProtectingAmerica.Org, took issue with NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman's recent recap of how accurately he had predicted the top stories of 2007--at least

Will calls by four consumer groups to dismiss the Federal Trade Commission's report on credit scoring as "biased insurance industry propaganda" impact the debate in Congress? Not until the Democrats t