When Katrina's wind v. water issues came to the forefront, Claims turned to attorney Jay Brown to clarify some of the judicial decisions and and implications.
The October windstorms and wildfires that caused an estimated $1.6 billion insured loss in California have produced more claims than 2003, the state's last record year for blazes, an industry group sa
Looking to avoid a public relations debacle like the one that still haunts the industry over Hurricane Katrina claims, insurer groups briefed Congressional staffers last week on their swift response
The Zurich, Switzerland-based insurer reported net income rose $831 million from $3.33 billion last year to $4.16 billion. Earnings per share rose CHF (Swiss Franc) 6.22 to CHF 34.80 a share, which tr
Despite the claims of the state's lieutenant governor, the issue of underinsured homeowners in the wake of the recent California wildfires cannot be blamed on the insurance industry, according to the
California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner has recently stated that 502 emergency insurance adjusters have been registered with the Department of Insurance in an effort to accelerate insurance
Their action follows last week's Fireman's Fund announcement that it has in place a "green upgrade" for its Prestige Premier policyholders allowing them to rebuild homes damaged by California wildfire
Their action follows last week's Fireman's Fund announcement that it has in place a "green upgrade" for its Prestige Premier policyholders allowing them to rebuild homes damaged by California wildfire
WASHINGTON--Insurance industry groups, who faced lawmaker outrage for perceived mishandling of Hurricane Katrina claims, held a briefing today to convince Congress they are doing a good job handling po