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The Category 4 storm caused significant structural damage and flooding in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

Maria's reconstruction effort provides useful insights on how insurers, business owners, and contractors can optimize the rebuilding process.

Mobile service falls short of old-fashioned landlines when it comes to surviving catastrophic events.

Louisiana is finalizing a plan to move thousands of people from areas threatened by the rising Gulf of Mexico.

Robert Wooley, Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance during Katrina, shares some of the more unusual sights he witnessed in Katrinas aftermath and memories of helping insureds find solace in the face of disaster.

Adequate preparedness before a storm arrives, especially business continuity planning, can mitigate potential losses.

As businesses develop globally, risks multiply exponentiallyand in response, ACE USA has published the Global Catastrophe Guide: New Challenges to Casualty Risk Management, which outlines the enormous perils faced by risk managers within the U.S. and beyond its borders.

Catastrophe management is nothing less than the true test of the insurer's capacity to marshal resources to fulfill the promise that a policy implies.