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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners Antifraud Task Force is proposing to ask insurers to detail their company plans to combat fraud

A provision in both House and Senate health care legislation that would limit insurers' nationally marketed health care products to regulation by one state is coming under fire from liberal lawmakers from Maine and California.

Experts in fighting insurance fraud say scams that historically escalate in a poor economy will increase in 2010, with health-related activity at the top of the list and with smaller firms as favored targets

Public sector entities are seeing more lawsuits over issues such as school violence, police brutality and global warming as the financial crisis deepens and plaintiffs look for deep pockets, experts advised.

The insurance and journalism worlds lost one of its best last week when Philip "Phil" Schreiner passed away on Dec. 10, 2009, after a short battle with lung cancer.

Risk management executives know that protecting their company's supply-chain is important, but many fail to properly manage the risk to it, according to a recent survey.