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There are so many investigations being launched into how insurers handled Hurricane Katrina losses that you wonder whether the inspectors will bump into one another as they poke around insurer claim f

Now that State Farm has raised the white flag and cut a deal on water-related Hurricane Katrina claims in Mississippi, what does that mean for the rest of the property insurance industry, the flood ex

What are the ramifications of settling claims based on a "moral" obligation, as some industry critics suggest should have been the case with water-related Hurricane Katrina claims? That's the "Questio

Don't expect New York's new insurance superintendent to cut the industry any slack just because he worked for Willis the past nine months, warns NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman, in today's blog entry.

Mr. Dinallo, currently the general counsel of Willis Group Holdings, was chief of the Investment Protection Bureau for then Attorney General Spitzer's office. He was responsible for heading up a serie

The report asserted that a lack of accurate data presents the greatest challenge in finding uninsured motorists. Regulators face differences in auto insurance reparation systems as well as insurance v