"Momentum has been building. Optimistically, I'd like to say we'll get the attention of Congress, and I think we'll see if this year we can't make some good inroads," commented Larry L. Smith, who hea
In October of 2006 America's population reached 300,000,000. Every 11 seconds another American is born, arrives, comes home, or otherwise becomes a statistic.
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Pending before the Texas Supreme Court is a significant construction defect coverage case, Lamar Homes, Inc. v. Mid-Continent Casualty Co., which could have national implications.
Many of the questions coming to FC&S deal with whether or not overhead and profit should be paid on a loss when less than three trades are involved.
Florida CFO Tom Gallagher announced the arrest of the owner and operator of Ron Mor Drywall, Inc. on a charge of workers' compensation premium fraud for allegedly under-reporting payroll to his
Severin Yelaun of Framingham, Mass. was convicted by a federal trial jury on 26 counts of mail fraud, one count of health-care fraud, one count of conspiracy, and one count of conspiracy to commit
Editors note: In light of the special session on insurance, which is expected to consider the Governor's Property and Casualty Insurance Reform Committee, a group of newly elected House Democrats
New technology from Nationwide has allowed car owners to track their auto claims while the vehicle is being repaired, and the company believes the service may lessen the number of times the customer n