Hurricane season. While these two words evoke apprehension in the hearts of Floridians, there are those who look forward to it with unusual excitement and anticipation. For insurance adjusters, this

Michael Miller, president and chief operating officer of the insurer--which today writes about $2 billion in premiums annually--reviewed some of its history for National Underwriter recently, reporting

For surplus lines brokers, dealing with the softening property-casualty market means making deliberate efforts to get closer to their retail agent customers, several wholesalers told National

Mark Dwain Hannifin, owner of the Wellington-based Hannifin and Associates, had his agent's license revoked in 2006 after collecting premiums from customers, but failed to purchase the insurance