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There is little likelihood Georgia legislators will respond to a high court decision striking down a new law restricting malpractice suits by immediately drafting revised legislation, a government exp

Employers and their insurers need to be prepared for the tens of thousands of physically injured veterans returning from conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the Insurance Information Insti

Marsh & McLennan's chief executive, whose firm has stopped accepting contingent commissions, predicted today at an industry conference that big brokers that continue to accept them will face a disadva

Marsh & McLennan's chief executive, whose firm has stopped accepting contingent commissions, predicted today at an industry conference that big brokers that continue to accept them will face a disadva

House lawmakers cautioned that the increase to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's borrowing authority could be the last unless significant reforms are included in the next request. FEMA is the

In a Securities & Exchange Commission filing Monday, the New York-based insurer, which recently agreed to a $1.64 billion settlement with New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer and other regulators o