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Founded in 1930 in the midst of the Depression by William K. McGowan Sr., the agency of 25 professionals serves a wide range of clients working with multinational companies, financial institutions, ha

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced today that it found West Virginia, Louisiana, Illinois, California and Texas were among the worst states for legal fairness, while Mississippi is improving after

St. Paul Travelers Companies, after initially refusing comment, has denied it is in merger talks with Zurich Financial Services Group. The St. Paul, Minn.-based company issued a statement denying

Kansas Democratic Gov. Kathleen Sebelius has vetoed a Republican measure to reduce workers' compensation benefits, citing opposition from veterans and the fact that state benefit levels are the

Some agents who were burned when they were early adopters of technology in the past are now reluctant to embrace more mature tech products because of that experience, the newly-elected president of

Insurance marketers from around the globe will have the opportunity to showcase their marketing achievements in the upcoming Showcase Awards competition sponsored by the Insurance Marketing

Lobbyists say Sen. Specter plans to bring a "new bill" directly to the Senate floor from the Senate Judiciary Committee as early as this week, when Congress returns from a 10-day recess, under an

Four relatively small storms hit Florida in 2004, which meant considerably fewer losses for reinsurers--in part because of coverage provided by the Florida Catastrophe Fund. However, 2005's Hurricane