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Barbara Bovbjerg, a director at the U.S. Government Accountability Office, comes to that conclusion in an analysis of the signals that the federal government gives workers about when workers should

In advance of a House Financial Services Committee hearing on all-perils legislation scheduled for Tuesday, the American Insurance Association released findings by the Towers Perrin consulting firm th

His action was prompted by reforms in workers' comp law earlier this year, and is estimated to save New York businesses about $1 billion in the 2007-2008 fiscal year, according to the New York State I

Insurers just lately have begun to make use of ramped up data sifting capacity that can greatly improve their claims performance, the president of a technology consulting firm, advised a research grou

A trade group survey of independent insurance agents finds New York State's coastal homeowners are having difficulty finding coverage in the primary market and producers are seeking alternative source

On trial before New York Supreme Court Judge James A. Yates, who is hearing the case without a jury, are William Gilman and Edward McNenny. They are accused of scheming to defraud, restraint of trade