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Hurricane Katrina made its second US landfall on August 29th in southern Plaquemines parish, Louisiana, about 70 miles south-southeast of New Orleans. The storm subsequently swept across

Hurricane season has a way of creeping up on us.

This year's unusually intense period of destructive weather activity could be a harbinger of what is to come as the effects of global warming grow even more pronounced, according to a briefing at the

The third quarter of 2004 is the insurance industry's worst ever, with property and casualty insurers' facing a record $21.3 billion in insured property loss claims from eight catastrophes, according

Eight states earned full marks for their workers' compensation programs, according to a recent study of OSHA data by Work Loss Data Institute.

United States property and casualty insurers paid a record $27.3 billion for insured property losses to homeowners and businesses from 22 catastrophic events last year.

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U.S. property and casualty insurers are expected to pay homeowners and businesses an estimated $2.1 billion for insured property loss claims from eight catastrophes in the first quarter of 2005.