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Maine Superintendent of Insurance Alessandro Iuppa said the issue was thoroughly discussed at the annual commissioners' retreat earlier this month, where a number of European regulators were also pres

The two said that given the overwhelming debt being incurred by the NFIP will likely never be repaid, it should be considered the same as any other federal spending program and require an offsetting c

The two said that given the overwhelming debt being incurred by the NFIP will likely never be repaid, it should be considered the same as any other federal spending program and require an offsetting c

HB 129, sponsored by State Rep. Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala, "seems so nonsensical--it seems like a horrible public policy," Joseph Annotti, senior vice president, Public Affairs, for the Property Casualty

The defeat yesterday of a Colorado State bill to mandate auto injury medical payment coverage was one of the nation's latest legislative skirmishes over the merits of the no-fault system of auto insur

State Rep. Ben Sherrer, D-Chouteau, introduced the measure after an Oklahoma State Supreme decision last June that would make it easier for employees to sue employers in civil court if they were inte