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NAPSLO members have to step up within their own firms and talk to people about contributing to the association's political action committee (PAC), a member of the board of directors said yesterday morning.

Steve Poizner, California Insurance Commissioner and Republican gubernatorial candidate, has garnered various accolades for his strong anti-fraud stance. Unfortunately, one of his relatives may have pursued a much less noble path.

A claim adjuster for the second-largest insurer in the country had his five-year-long fraud scheme sunk by a Sink.

According to Swinton, home insurance claims are on the rise because of increasing numbers of accidents resulting from soirees.

"What would it look like for an insurer to do everything right with today's technology?" is a question posed -- and answered by -- Celent in its recent 78-page report, Model Insurer 2010: Case Studies of Effective Technology Use in Insurance.

New York State is moving towards giving insurance agents and brokers the ability to use Internet banks for premium trust accounts.

A record-breaking spat of winter storms that blanketed the Midwest and Eastern U.S. regions with snow in February 2010 is expected to cost insurers billions.

The U.S. property and casualty insurance industry has a problem attracting talent and fails to make the coordinated effort needed to find a remedy, according to McKinsey & Company.