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Insurers are allowing lawyers to tie their hands behind their backs and gag their most obvious heroes, leaving them defenseless against attacks by their critics and hamstrung in efforts to improve

Should an insurance company be facilitating litigation against its peers? That's just one of the big questions raised by the recent introduction of a policy paying the legal costs for insureds who cha

Marsh & McLennan Companies took a huge step towards restoring its credibility with clients, insurers and the investment community by naming a major impact player, former Ace executive Brian Duperreaul

It is one thing for a bunch of consumer groups to bash a Federal Trade Commission report giving insurers some support for their use of credit scoring when underwriting auto policies, but it's quite an

Has the financial meltdown on Wall Street guaranteed not only that Congress will move for direct federal oversight of insurance next year, but that any chance of the new national charter system being

Personal finance columnist Jane Bryant Quinn took on the naysayers in the July 30 edition of "Newsweek," contending that universal health insurance is not only possible, but can be pulled off without