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According to reporter Robert Travis Scott, a bill passed by the House Insurance Committee last week would raise penalty prices for insurers who delay paying claims. The proposed legislation was

Insurers' organizations and consumer groups are gearing up to fight a National Association of Insurance Commissioners resolution endorsing a proposed new federal role for the catastrophe insurance mar

With lawsuits over contested Hurricane Katrina insurance claims continuing to rumble into federal court, the attorney for an insurance trade group said today that the prospect of such litigation is en

Recently, the "News Hour With Jim Lehrer" on PBS reported on the difficulties homeowners face in obtaining insurance for new homes in New Orleans. Generally, I think the "News Hour" is a respected

Insurers received nearly 674,000 claims for vehicles that were damaged or destroyed by last year's storms.

A New Orleans couple was recently arrested on felony insurance fraud warrants by Louisiana's State Police Insurance Fraud Unit.

"The ability to stabilize the state's insurance marketplace following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita is being threatened by legislation that would saddle insurers with excessive regulation, increase liti

U.S. District Court Judge Richard T. Haik Sr., in Lafayette, La., on Thursday issued a partial summary judgment in favor of State Farm Fire & Casualty Company in a case involving a demand for payment