The U.S. property and casualty insurance market remains soft overall, with prices down by an average of 6 percent in July--unchanged from the previous month, according to the latest "Market Barometer" survey by an electronic insurance exchange.
If you go through a checklist of workers' comp benchmark metrics between 1999 and 2008 for Snap-on Inc., you'll find savings and decreases across the board.
Property and casualty claim data indicate that the insurance industry spends billions of dollars each year removing fallen trees and shrubs (trees) from insured structures and properties.
Officials said under Florida's excess profits law more than 30 workers' compensation insurers calculate they owe refunds to businesses, with Hartford Financial Services Group refunding $48.2 million.
Agents and brokers who are trying to win, or simply renew, clientele in the luxury hotel and resort segment are finding it more challenging than ever--but not because of rates, which remain relatively competitive and affordable for now.
Following the tumultuous tax issues that dominated 2007 into 2008--changes that could have altered the captive industry--this year by comparison has been relatively tame
American International Group Inc. announced today that Robert G. Gifford has been named president and chief executive officer of AIG Global Real Estate.
A California state appeals court has ruled in a fatal malpractice case brought against a veterinarian that a pet owner is not entitled to recover emotional damages.
Florida's department of insurance has approved State Farm's request to eliminate some discount programs to homeowners that a company spokesman said would have minimal impact on the company's earnings.