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La. Officials Urge Federal Role in Hurricane Insurance Louisiana state senators say they will ask Congress to have the federal government insure homes against hurricane damage, as it does for floods. "Y'all won't sell it, so why not get the federal
Sen. Richardson Named to Head S.C. Department, Replacing Kitzman
Alabama Senate Leader Calls for Special Session on Coastal Insurance
Report: S.C. Insurance Director Kitzman Resigning
Fla.: Citizens Tornado Claims Payments Top $500,000
RenaissanceRe Settles Finite Risk Charges with SEC for $15 Million
Aspen to Release Q4, Full Year Results Today; Conference Call Details
Judge Rules that Priest Files Must be Released
Insuring the Future Continuing Education Scheduled for April 12
Arkansas 9th in Nation in Road Fatality Rate
Mass. Halts Insurer's Auto Insurance Direct Mail Ads
Wash.'s Gregoire Seeks Federal Disaster Aid for Jan. Storms
Willis Reports Strong Q4, FY Results
XL Q4 Net $471.1 Million; $1.72 Billion Full Year
Three Calif. Senior Citizens Sentenced in Financial Scam
U.S. Wants $309M in Katrina Hurricane Aid Returned In the New Orleans neighborhood President George W. Bush visited after Hurricane Katrina, the U.S. government gave $84.5 million to more than 10,000 households. But official figures show fewer than 8,
Marsh Outlines Avian Flu Risks
Fla. Gov. Crist Visits Citizens Catastrophe Response Center; Claims Count Rising
Del. Regulator Backs Health Pool; Cites New Risk Retention Group
Fla. Commissioner Prohibits Cancellation of Tornado Victims' Policies
A Computer Hacker Strikes Every 39 Seconds, Warns U. of Md. Study
Council of Lloyd's Confirms Member Appointments
FEMA Tripling Calif. San Joaquin River Flood Plain
Ariz. Senate Votes to Require Affidavits for Auto Theft Reports
Dow Jones Forms N.Y. Captive
Auditors Say Colo. Computers Unprepared for Disaster
RenaissanceRe Reports Record 2006 Net Income of $761.6 Million
First Ala. Captive Insurer Licensed Under New Law
RenRe Finalizes Settlement with SEC
AXIS 2006 Net Income $925. 8 Million
25 Die as Indonesian Floods Worsen Horse-drawn carts rescued residents from flood-stricken districts in the Indonesian capital on Monday after rain burst riverbanks throughout the city, killing at least 25 people and forcing some 340,0
Georgia Lawmaker Wants to Ban Genetic Profiling by Insurers, Employers
Mass. Ski Area Gets a Lift from Prime Insurance
Willis Posts Earnings on Wednesday; Conference Details
RenRe to Post Q4, Full Year Financials; Conference Call Details
Utah Captive Insurers Increased 114.3 Percent in 2006
Marsh Names Former London Lord Mayor Brewer as Vice-Chairman
Best Upgrades Swiss Re's GE Acquisitions to 'A+'
Ariz. Lawmakers Move to Raise Burden of Proof on ER Suits
2.3 Million Maytag Dishwashers Recalled
Texas State Senator Files Bill to Provide Tax Relief to Small Businesses
ACE Plans $500 Million Debt Issue
Liverpool Victoria Names Colinshaw Sr. Broker to Head ABC Insurance
Best Affirms, Withdraws Ratings on Egypt's Al Mohandes
Lemac & Associates Offers Improved Package Market
Levees in 27 States at Risk of Failing; Could Trigger Flood Insurance Mandate The Army Corps of Engineers reported last week that 122 levees from Rhode Island to California are at risk of failing, potentially affecting thousands of people and requiring millions of dollars in re
Industry Forecast Predicts Slower Premium Growth, But Underwriting Profit in 2007 and 2008
Central Florida Clean Up Continues in Wake of Deadly, Costly Tornados
State Farm Won't Renew 2,600 Policies in Alabama Beach Towns
Chemical Vapor Build-Up Cited in Mass. Paint Factory Explosion
Royal & Sun Management Buyout Clears Hurdle; Final OK Expected
RMS Creates 'Climate Change' Position to Evaluate Impact on Risks
St. Paul Travelers Retreats on Ga. Commissions; Hearing Called Off
Del. Focuses on Workplace Safety for Hispanic Construction Contractors
9 Dead, 200,000 Homeless as Floods Inundate Jakarta
Judge Refuses to Dismiss Feds, Corps From La. Flood Suit
Judge Approves First Step of Portland Archdiocese Reorganization
FEMA Approves Public Assistance for 22 Okla. Counties
Fight Shaping Up in Texas Over Proposed Indoor Smoking Ban
Mass. Approves Harleysville Worcester Switch to Pa. Regulation
Severe Weather Brings State of Emergency in 4 Florida Counties Gov. Charlie Crist declared a state of emergency in four Florida counties in response to overnight tornadoes and severe weather in Central Florida. Sumter, Lake, Volusia and Seminole Counties re under
IPCC Climate Change Report: Human Activities Linked to Global Warming
Allianz to Integrate Italian Units
Report: ID Theft Down; Key Risk Factors Include Age, Income
QBE Acquires Cumbre Seguros
Miss. Commissioner Dale Raised 40% of Campaign Funds from Insurers
Pa. Insurance Mandate Violates Free Speech, White Supremacists Tell Court
U.S. Judge Weighs Holocaust Victims' Settlement with Italian Insurer
AXIS Kyrill Losses at $40-$55 Million
Army Corps of Engineers Reports Unacceptable Levees Highest in West
Okla. Supreme Court Ruling Puts new Twist on Civil Liability Debate
Feds Extend Moratorium on Nonfinancial Firms' Entry into Banking
St. Paul Travelers Settles Stun-Gun Suit Against Pa. Suburb
Missoula County Fair Officials Suspend Horse Racing
Mass. Settles with Employers Re Over Inflated Workers' Comp Charges
Severe Weather Brings State of Emergency in 4 Florida Counties Gov. Charlie Crist declared a state of emergency in four Florida counties in response to overnight tornadoes and severe weather in Central Florida. Sumter, Lake, Volusia and Seminole Counties re under
IPCC Climate Change Report: Human Activities Linked to Global Warming
Allianz to Integrate Italian Units
Report: ID Theft Down; Key Risk Factors Include Age, Income
QBE Acquires Cumbre Seguros
Miss. Commissioner Dale Raised 40% of Campaign Funds from Insurers
Pa. Insurance Mandate Violates Free Speech, White Supremacists Tell Court
U.S. Judge Weighs Holocaust Victims' Settlement with Italian Insurer
AXIS Kyrill Losses at $40-$55 Million
Army Corps of Engineers Reports Unacceptable Levees Highest in West
Okla. Supreme Court Ruling Puts new Twist on Civil Liability Debate
Feds Extend Moratorium on Nonfinancial Firms' Entry into Banking
St. Paul Travelers Settles Stun-Gun Suit Against Pa. Suburb
Missoula County Fair Officials Suspend Horse Racing
Mass. Settles with Employers Re Over Inflated Workers' Comp Charges
Severe Weather Brings State of Emergency in 4 Florida Counties Gov. Charlie Crist declared a state of emergency in four Florida counties in response to overnight tornadoes and severe weather in Central Florida. Sumter, Lake, Volusia and Seminole Counties re under
IPCC Climate Change Report: Human Activities Linked to Global Warming
Allianz to Integrate Italian Units
Report: ID Theft Down; Key Risk Factors Include Age, Income
QBE Acquires Cumbre Seguros
Miss. Commissioner Dale Raised 40% of Campaign Funds from Insurers
Pa. Insurance Mandate Violates Free Speech, White Supremacists Tell Court
U.S. Judge Weighs Holocaust Victims' Settlement with Italian Insurer
AXIS Kyrill Losses at $40-$55 Million
Army Corps of Engineers Reports Unacceptable Levees Highest in West
Okla. Supreme Court Ruling Puts new Twist on Civil Liability Debate
Feds Extend Moratorium on Nonfinancial Firms' Entry into Banking
St. Paul Travelers Settles Stun-Gun Suit Against Pa. Suburb
Missoula County Fair Officials Suspend Horse Racing
Mass. Settles with Employers Re Over Inflated Workers' Comp Charges
ACE Europe Global Markets Study Highlights Political Risk Concerns According to a new report the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), sponsored by ACE, "nearly 30 percent of senior executives and risk professionals surveyed said their companies had been forced to cance
Marsh Sells Putnam to Canada's Great-West Lifeco for $3.9 Billion
Fla. Gov. Crist Persuades Cabinet to Block Insurers' Exit
USAA Defends Its Katrina Response Against Comments by Miss. AG Hood
No Punitive Damages in Wyeth Hormone Drug Case
Maryland Told It Must Comply with Federal Real ID Driver's License Act
Zurich Increases Microinsurance Focus
Kentucky Asks Judge to Reverse Ruling on Christian Health Plan
Calif. Commissioner to Examine Broker Disclosure, Workers' Comp Issues
Calif. Permanently Disabled Return-to-Work Rates Up 5%
Judge Approves Deal Over Katrina-Related Urban Oil Spill in La.
Converium Estimates Kyrill Claims between $32 to $46 Million
Victims of Calif. Flooding Seek $1 Billion in Lawsuits
PGI Commercial Adds Restaurant Program, Branch Office in Mich.
Texas Governor Proposes $50 Million Disaster Contingency Fund
Judge Reduces State Farm's Punitive Damages in Miss. Katrina Case The federal judge overseeing the Katrina claims cases in Mississippi has reduced a recent $2.5 million jury award of punitive damages against State Farm to $1 million.U.S. District Judge L.T. Sent
Study Shows Texas Economy Vulnerable to Cat-Sized Coastal Storm
ACE: Q4 Net $665 Million; $2.3 Billion Full Year; Conference Today, Details
Allianz Kyrill Losses Around $452 Million
Fla. Emergency Rule Would Freeze Insurers' Moves Until June
Pa. Couple Awarded $1.5 Million Against Hormone Drug Maker Wyeth
Everest Re: Q4 Net Income $206 Million; $840.8 Million Full Year
Many La. Residents Reluctant to Rebuild on Coast
Okla. Lawmakers Riled Over Delay in Emergency Declaration
California AG Reaches $8 Million Settlement with Bayer Corp.
California Surplus Line Premiums Top $6 Billion
Freon Leak Sends More than Two Dozen to Washington Hospitals
Arizona Lawmakers Move to Raise Burden of Proof on ER Suits
Mercator Advises Risk Managers to Prepare for World Without TRIEA
Washington Commissioner Issues Multiple Fines, Enforcement Actions
Allianz Lecturers Urge EU Lead on Climate Change The global debate on Climate Change has gone from a sideshow to the main event, taking over the front pages of many newspapers. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Conference, current
Virginia Panel Endorses Lowering Penalty for Riding without Helmet
Alabama Considers Tougher Teen Driving Laws
Health Execs' Group Disbands Under Antitrust Settlement with Conn.
Driver's Ed Now Required, Georgia Teens Line Up for Classes
State Alleges Cover-Up in Pa. Coal Mine Worker's Death
Hannover Re Estimlates Kyrill Losses Between $155-$233 Million
RMS Finds Repeat of 1607 Floods Could Cost UK Insurers $25.5 Billion
Safeco Reports Fourth Quarter Net Income of $216.4 million
La.'s Blanco and Donelon Travel to Calif. for Outreach to Insurers
Mass. Universal Health Connector Pays Executives Well
Calif. Workers' Comp Reforms Reducing Physical Therapy, Chiropractic Utilization
Corporate Governance, Capital Drive D&O Liability Prices Down
S&P Puts British Marine Ratings On CreditWatch/Positive
Best Affirms Mitsui Sumitomo 'A+' Ratings
Now Is No Time to Ease Up on Loss Prevention, Warns Risk Expert The insurance industry and its customers must not let down their guard concerning loss prevention despite a mild hurricane season and a quiet time on the terrorism front in the U.S., advises an expert
Munich Re Estimates Kyrill Losses at $775 Million
Fla. Pols Ready to Lead Lobbying Effort for National Catastrophe Fund
Maine Legislature Protests Federal Driver's License Law
Study: Young Have More Workplace Accidents But Lower Costs Per Claim
Bond Insurer MBIA to Pay $75 Million to End Reinsurance Probe
S&P Publishes Lloyd's Syndicate Review
Eqecat Analysis Predicts Risk for Insured Losses from U.S. Hurricanes Higher
Feds Approve Emergency Loans for Snowbound Colorado Ranchers
Safeco Fourth Quarter Conference Called Changed to 12 p.m EST
FERMA Urges Members to Develop Environmental Liability Products
Miss. Could Have Policyholder Bill of Rights by April
Calif. Farmers and Workers Get Aid after Freeze Destroys Crops
Ex-NFL Star Terrell Davis Settles Lawsuit against Insurance Company
S&P Puts Munich Re Sidecar Aiolos on CreditWatch/Negative
Federal Judge Puts Part of State Farm Katrina Settlement on Hold The federal judge who must sign off on a proposed $50 million class action settlement involving State Farm's handling of Hurricane Katrina claims has said he needs lots more information before agreei
State Farm Storm Surge Settlement Could Scare Insurers from Mississippi Market
AAMGA Leaders Conclude 'Fact-Finding' London Trip
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Environmental Cleanup Costs
Bankers Report Fraudulent Purchases Following TJX Credit Data Theft
N.H. Researchers Develop Tool to Measure Cyber Attack Threat
Mass. Auto Insurance Fraud Crackdown Paying Off for Drivers
Swiss Re Estimates Kyrill Losses at $181 Million
W. Va. Judge Dismisses 400 Flood Claims Against Coal Firms
Miss. AG Hood Turns Up Heat on Insurers to Settle Katrina Disputes
Marsh Granted First 'Wholly-Owned' License in China
Bermuda Monetary Authority Confirms Increased Incorporation Activity
Calif. Commissioner, Governor Assess Damage from Agricultural Freeze
Colo. Ranchers Still Struggling to Reach Cattle Stranded By Snow
S&P Cuts Italy's Cattolica Ratings to 'A-'; Off CreditWatch
Federal Judge Puts Part of State Farm Katrina Settlement on Hold The federal judge who must sign off on a proposed $50 million class action settlement involving State Farm's handling of Hurricane Katrina claims has said he needs lots more information before agreei
State Farm Storm Surge Settlement Could Scare Insurers from Mississippi Market
AAMGA Leaders Conclude 'Fact-Finding' London Trip
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Environmental Cleanup Costs
Bankers Report Fraudulent Purchases Following TJX Credit Data Theft
N.H. Researchers Develop Tool to Measure Cyber Attack Threat
Mass. Auto Insurance Fraud Crackdown Paying Off for Drivers
Swiss Re Estimates Kyrill Losses at $181 Million
W. Va. Judge Dismisses 400 Flood Claims Against Coal Firms
Miss. AG Hood Turns Up Heat on Insurers to Settle Katrina Disputes
Marsh Granted First 'Wholly-Owned' License in China
Bermuda Monetary Authority Confirms Increased Incorporation Activity
Calif. Commissioner, Governor Assess Damage from Agricultural Freeze
Colo. Ranchers Still Struggling to Reach Cattle Stranded By Snow
S&P Cuts Italy's Cattolica Ratings to 'A-'; Off CreditWatch
State Farm Storm Surge Settlement Could Scare Insurers from Mississippi Market A landmark legal settlement with State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. promises to jump-start the rebuilding process for thousands of Mississippi homeowners devastated by Hurricane Katrina, but critics warn
AAMGA Leaders Conclude 'Fact-Finding' London Trip
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Environmental Cleanup Costs
Bankers Report Fraudulent Purchases Following TJX Credit Data Theft
N.H. Researchers Develop Tool to Measure Cyber Attack Threat
Mass. Auto Insurance Fraud Crackdown Paying Off for Drivers
Swiss Re Estimates Kyrill Losses at $181 Million
W. Va. Judge Dismisses 400 Flood Claims Against Coal Firms
Miss. AG Hood Turns Up Heat on Insurers to Settle Katrina Disputes
Marsh Granted First 'Wholly-Owned' License in China
Bermuda Monetary Authority Confirms Increased Incorporation Activity
Calif. Commissioner, Governor Assess Damage from Agricultural Freeze
Colo. Ranchers Still Struggling to Reach Cattle Stranded By Snow
S&P Cuts Italy's Cattolica Ratings to 'A-'; Off CreditWatch
Small Quakes Shake Old Faithful Area
Fla. Gov. Crist Signs Property Insurance Bill Three days after a Florida special legislative session on insurance rates for homeowners, Gov. Charlie Crist signed legislation that promises to provide insurance reform, including rate reductions and
Conn. AG Bill Targets Steering Customers to Select Body Shops
N.C. Will See a 5.4% Average Increase in Homeowners Insurance
Florida Insurance Vote Reflects Political Shift Against Insurers' Wishes
Mass. Panel Seeks More Low Cost Health Plan Options
Aon Unifies Global Company Risk Management in Bermuda
Tenn. Traffic Deaths Down Since Enactment of DUI, Seat Belt Laws
RMS Puts Kyrill Insured Losses at $3.9 to $6.5 Billion
Study: Many Teens Tired and Distracted While Driving
Previously-Rejected Cell Phone Ban on Redial in Maryland Legislature
FSA Lauds UK Insurers for Achieving 90% Contract Certainty
UK Insurers Comment on Achieving FSA Contract Certainty Goal
Court Reverses $20 Million Jury Award to Ex-State Farm Agents
Only 2 Fla. Lawmakers to Oppose Insurance Bill Out as Chairmen
Calif. State Fund Offers Credit Extension for Cold Snap
State Farm Settles Miss. Katrina Lawsuits; Agrees to Reopen Other Miss. Claims State Farm Insurance has agreed to settle a Mississippi class action brought by more than 600 policyholders involving property claims related to Hurricane Katrina and reopen thousands of additional Ka
Survey: Commercial Prices Continue Declining in Non-Catastrophe Areas
Fla. Insurance Bill On Gov. Crist's Desk Comes with Risks
Miss. Commissioner Dale to Run for Eighth Term
R.I. High Court Throws Out Lawsuit Based on Bad Job Reference
Mass. Ski Area Closes After Losing Insurance Coverage
Calif. Citrus Growers Expected to File 3,000 Claims from Cold Snap
Rare Snow Storm Surprises Arizona, While Colorado Struck Again
Oregon Ski Fatality Raises Concerns about Safety
Kingsway Acquires St. Paul Travelers' Non-Standard Auto Unit, Mendota
LRA Asks for Public Response to South La. Planning Poll
Austin-based Watkins Insurance Group Acquires AIC-Sun Belt
More Federal Disaster Aid Offered to Kansas for Storm Damage
Mich. Court Orders $10 Million Settlement in Sterling Heights Suit
Bikers Push for No-helmet Law in Neb. Capitol
China Backs Reinsurer with $4 Billion in Preparation for IPO Chinese insurer gets $4 billion capital injection to prepare for share sale China's biggest reinsurance company, China Reinsurance Group Co., has received a $4 billion capital injection from a gove
Fla. Lawmakers Agree on Insurance Relief Plan; Bil Sent to Gov. Crist
Earthquake Rattles Indonesia, But No Major Destruction
Vermont Captive Insurance Industry Continues to Expand
Swiss Re Backs Independent European Agency to Assess Nat Cat Risks
Ky. Plane Crash Details Could Boost Case for Punitive Damages
Ex-State Farm Adjusters Tell Miss. Grand Jury of Katrina Claims
Miss. Commissioner Sets Hearing for Consumer Bill of Rights
Mass. Auto Insurer Tops in Spending on Beacon Hill Lobbyists
Barrette Takes over as Chairman, CEO of White Mountains
Calif. Issues Declaration of Insurance Emergency in Agricultural Freeze
La. Insurance Regulators, Already Weakened, Face Extinction
Partisan Politics Influenced Katrina Response, Says Former FEMA Chief
Even Consumer Reports Fallible As Retraction on Car Seats Shows
PartnerRe Reports on January Renewals
Florida Lawmakers Near Agreement; Vote Expected Today on Insurance Plan Florida lawmakers tentatively agreed Saturday on a comprehensive proposal aimed at lowering Floridians' skyrocketing property insurance rates, saying they'd finalize the plan with a vote on the pack
AIR Estimates Europe Storm Insured Losses at $5 to $10 Billion
Georgia Chief Vows Hearing into Commission Cuts by St. Paul Travelers
Fla. Mortgage Lenders Unlikely to Back Homes Without Wind Coverage
State Farm Settles a Miss. Katrina Lawsuit Before Trial
Mass. Gov. Patrick Derails Romney's High Risk Pool Changes
Conn. AG Files Bill to Block Insurers from Requiring Storm Shutters
Royal & Sun Alliance Management Buyout Faces Opposition
Fla. Places Vanguard Fire & Casualty Under State Control
Pres. Bush to Propose Health Insurance Tax Break
Kentucky Judge Permits Christians-Only Health Plan to Continue
Mercury General To Announce Q4 Results on Feb. 12
Blanco Administration Admits Error in La. Insurance Rebate Letters
MySpace Sued by Families of Children Abused by Adults Met on the Site
Study: Many California Hospitals Will Not Meet Deadline for Earthquake Safety Measures
Biggest U.S. Property Cat Losses in 2006 Were Away From Coasts Property casualty insurers increasingly steered clear of the water out of fear of catastrophe losses during the past year. But while they were keeping a wary eye on the coasts in 2006, and escaped rel
Fla. House and Senate Expected to Meet Through Weekend to Merge Bills
28 Die as Storm Lashes Europe; Transport Chaos, Widespread Damage
Kingsway to Acquire Robert Plan Renewal Rights
ING Presents New Belgium Structure; Exclusive Focus on Bancasssurance
Supreme Court Won't Hear IBM Pension, Worker Retaliation Cases
W. Va. Tackles Mine Safety Rules to Address Sago Tragedy
Ark. Injured Trucker Wins Court Order for Workers' Comp Rehearing
Lloyd's Chairman Praises Indian Initiative to Open Markets
Oregon Task Force Aims to Improve Construction Environment
La.'s Citizens Gets OK to Raise Rates
Northeast Nuke Plants Alerted After Minn. Plant Problem
Conn. Phone-y Drivers Could Be Called Upon to Pay Bigger Fines
Freezing Temperatures Wreak Havoc on Calif. Agriculture, Water Pipes
WCRI Report Examines Nevada Workers' Comp System
Biggest U.S. Property Cat Losses in 2006 Were Away From Coasts Property casualty insurers increasingly steered clear of the water out of fear of catastrophe losses during the past year. But while they were keeping a wary eye on the coasts in 2006, and escaped rel
Fla. House and Senate Expected to Meet Through Weekend to Merge Bills
28 Die as Storm Lashes Europe; Transport Chaos, Widespread Damage
Kingsway to Acquire Robert Plan Renewal Rights
ING Presents New Belgium Structure; Exclusive Focus on Bancasssurance
Supreme Court Won't Hear IBM Pension, Worker Retaliation Cases
W. Va. Tackles Mine Safety Rules to Address Sago Tragedy
Ark. Injured Trucker Wins Court Order for Workers' Comp Rehearing
Lloyd's Chairman Praises Indian Initiative to Open Markets
Oregon Task Force Aims to Improve Construction Environment
La.'s Citizens Gets OK to Raise Rates
Northeast Nuke Plants Alerted After Minn. Plant Problem
Conn. Phone-y Drivers Could Be Called Upon to Pay Bigger Fines
Freezing Temperatures Wreak Havoc on Calif. Agriculture, Water Pipes
WCRI Report Examines Nevada Workers' Comp System
Biggest U.S. Property Cat Losses in 2006 Were Away From Coasts Property casualty insurers increasingly steered clear of the water out of fear of catastrophe losses during the past year. But while they were keeping a wary eye on the coasts in 2006, and escaped rel
Fla. House and Senate Expected to Meet Through Weekend to Merge Bills
28 Die as Storm Lashes Europe; Transport Chaos, Widespread Damage
Kingsway to Acquire Robert Plan Renewal Rights
ING Presents New Belgium Structure; Exclusive Focus on Bancasssurance
Supreme Court Won't Hear IBM Pension, Worker Retaliation Cases
W. Va. Tackles Mine Safety Rules to Address Sago Tragedy
Ark. Injured Trucker Wins Court Order for Workers' Comp Rehearing
Lloyd's Chairman Praises Indian Initiative to Open Markets
Oregon Task Force Aims to Improve Construction Environment
La.'s Citizens Gets OK to Raise Rates
Northeast Nuke Plants Alerted After Minn. Plant Problem
Conn. Phone-y Drivers Could Be Called Upon to Pay Bigger Fines
Freezing Temperatures Wreak Havoc on Calif. Agriculture, Water Pipes
WCRI Report Examines Nevada Workers' Comp System
Supreme Court Hears Insurers On Credit Notification Practices Two large insurers have defended their decision not to tell customers about their less-than-perfect credit, as the Supreme Court debated the legal standard for finding the companies liable under feder
Delaware Moves Swiftly to Enact Major Workers' Comp Reform
Fla. Day 2: Senate Passes 25% Rate Cut; Citizens Would Enter Commercial
Allianz Plans Buy Out of AGF Minority Shares; German Life Minorities
U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal of Maryland's Wal-Mart Mandate
Conn. AG Urges Release of Audit on Health Insurers' Coverage Denials
Report: U.S. Rails with Hazardous Materials Vulnerable to Terrorists
AXIS Reorganizes; Reding Named COO
China, EU Start Trade Talks
La. Resident Pleads Guilty to Hurricane-Related Federal Fraud Charge
Feds Arrive in Kentucky to Investigate Hazardous Chemical Rail Fire
Man's Cell Phone Ignites in Pocket, Causing Serious Burns
Next Casper Mountain Fire Could Be Far More Damaging
New Mexico Auditor Proposes to Conduct More Fraud Investigations
Monterey County Contractor Accused of Leaving Workers Without Workers' Comp
Fla. Session Day 1: Expanding State's Hurricane Cat Fund Tops the Agenda When Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio and State Senate President Ken Pruitt slammed their gavels in opposite sides of the Florida Capitol Tuesday signaling commencement of a special legislative sessi
Fla. Officials Get to Work as Special Insurance Session Opens
Nader Group Urges Improving Patient Safety, Removing Dangerous Doctors
Insurer to Investigate Vermont Diocese's Handling of Priest Sex Abuse
FSA Warns Insurers on Misleading Advertising
Largest Ill. Medical Malpractice Insurer Lifts Moratorium on New Business
Fountains, Pipes Freeze as Las Vegas Endures Record Chill
Pa. Maternity Clothier Settles Suit Alleging Bias Against Pregnant Workers
Fla. Insurance Costs Seen Behind Shorter Stays by Snowbirds
W.Va. Building Where Fire Killed 7 Lacked Sprinklers
Report: 148 Places around Hawaii Lack Emergency Sirens
Silicon Valley Oenophiles on Alert after Brazen Wine Heist
Hannover Re Securitizes $106 Million
Sen. Ensign Introduces Federal Malpractice Award Cap Legislation
NAS Offers its EPLI Insureds Stand-Alone D&O
Lloyd's 2007 Capacity up 10% to $31.5 Billion; Franchise Director Comments Lloyd's capacity for the year 2007 has increased to approximately £16 billion ($31.42 billion at current conversion rates), compared to the 2006 figure of £14.8 billion ($29 billion) in terms of gross
Tiner to Leave FSA
Virginia Bill Would Require Notice When Personal Data Is Lost or Stolen
Goldman Sachs to Buy USI Holdings
Massive Malaysian Floods Leave 17 Dead, 100,000 Evacuated
Kentucky Survivors Recall The Ohio River Valley Flood of 1937
California Citrus Growers Face Big Losses as Cold Snap Continues
Bush Declares Federal Disaster for Deadly Oklahoma Ice Storm
Fire at Conn. Yacht Club That Destroyed 26 Boats Being Probed
AXA Ratings 'Unaffected' by Paris Re Sale says S&P; Comments on Guarantee
Arrowhead Wholesale Offers Trucking Insurance
Burns & Wilcox To Offer Commercial Earthquake Coverage
Zurich Ireland Opens Branch Offices in Belgium and Italy
Wanna Get Away? See the USA? Insurance Journal Tracks '07 Meetings
Ark. Work Comp Commission Gets New Labor Representative
Fla. Lawmakers Face Balancing Act in This Week's Insurance Session Florida lawmakers wish they could simply outlaw hurricanes. That would solve the state's insurance crisis.Unfortunately, changing the weather seems easier than what legislators have on their hand
After Record 2006, P/C Insurers See Promising 2007 Ahead
Tenn. Gov. Bredesen Names Newman as Insurance Commissioner
U.N. Climate Expert Says Leadership Needed on Global Warming
Congress Prepares to Tackle Global Warming Legislation
Rep. Thompson: Miss. Katrina Ruling Will Prompt Probe of Insurers
Casino Magnate Wynn Pokes Lloyd's Over Damaged Picasso Offer
London Market Reform Group Unveils 2007 Business Process Plan
Police Increase Patrols as Fires Hit 2 Churches in N.C.
CEO Storms Seeks Bigger Role in Risk Management for Marsh
Washington Rep. Wants To Require Drivers to Purchase Vehicle Liability Insurance
Wyoming Last in Highway Safety Laws
Best Affirms Lloyd's Syndicate 2007 Ratings; Syndicate 1007 Withdrawn
Texas Rep.'s Disaster-Related Bills Include Insurance Changes
Abram Interstate Offers Employment Practices Liability Insurance
Prosecutors Seek Severance Paid Former Md. Insurance Fund Chief Federal prosecutors pursuing public corruption charges against former Maryland state Sen. Thomas Bromwell are trying to seize the $400,000 buyout he received when he stepped down as head of the state
Key Federal Katrina Ruling Favoring Homeowners Surprises Industry
Lloyd's Chief Says Insurers Must Take Action on Climate Change Issues
Mass. Diocese Ordered to Release Sex Abuse Documents to Insurers
Vietnam Joins WTO
IBC Aims to Convince Canadian Drivers' to Pay Attention
Catlin Updates Progress on Wellington Acquisition/Integration
D&O Insurers Not Worried About Stock Options Backdating Probes...Yet
Lawmakers Pushing FEMA to Speed Up Aid for Colorado Plains
Report: More Insurance Costs Being Shifted to Montana Workers
Allianz Buys 2 German Wind Farms
R.I. Gov. Carcieri Adds to Control Over Beacon Mutual
California Hosts Hearing on Workers' Comp Medical Fee Schedule
Washington Warns Against Unqualified Contractors
S&P Puts NZ's Simply Insurance on CreditWatch
Key Federal Katrina Ruling Favoring Homeowners Surprises Industry In a Hurricane Katrina claims decision that surprised the insurance industry, a federal judge ruled that State Farm did not provide sufficient evidence to prove what damage to a Mississippi family's h
Lloyd's Chief Says Insurers Must Take Action on Climate Change Issues
Mass. Diocese Ordered to Release Sex Abuse Documents to Insurers
Vietnam Joins WTO
IBC Aims to Convince Canadian Drivers' to Pay Attention
Catlin Updates Progress on Wellington Acquisition/Integration
D&O Insurers Not Worried About Stock Options Backdating Probes...Yet
Lawmakers Pushing FEMA to Speed Up Aid for Colorado Plains
Report: More Insurance Costs Being Shifted to Montana Workers
Allianz Buys 2 German Wind Farms
R.I. Gov. Carcieri Adds to Control Over Beacon Mutual
California Hosts Hearing on Workers' Comp Medical Fee Schedule
Washington Warns Against Unqualified Contractors
S&P Puts NZ's Simply Insurance on CreditWatch
New Hope Pa. Hopes New Hydrants Lower Insurance Rates
Key Federal Katrina Ruling Favoring Homeowners Surprises Industry In a Hurricane Katrina claims decision that surprised the insurance industry, a federal judge ruled that State Farm did not provide sufficient evidence to prove what damage to a Mississippi family's h
Lloyd's Chief Says Insurers Must Take Action on Climate Change Issues
Mass. Diocese Ordered to Release Sex Abuse Documents to Insurers
Vietnam Joins WTO
IBC Aims to Convince Canadian Drivers' to Pay Attention
Catlin Updates Progress on Wellington Acquisition/Integration
D&O Insurers Not Worried About Stock Options Backdating Probes...Yet
Lawmakers Pushing FEMA to Speed Up Aid for Colorado Plains
Report: More Insurance Costs Being Shifted to Montana Workers
Allianz Buys 2 German Wind Farms
R.I. Gov. Carcieri Adds to Control Over Beacon Mutual
California Hosts Hearing on Workers' Comp Medical Fee Schedule
Washington Warns Against Unqualified Contractors
S&P Puts NZ's Simply Insurance on CreditWatch
New Hope Pa. Hopes New Hydrants Lower Insurance Rates
Swiss Re Global Risks 2007 Report Highlights Increasing Threats Swiss Re's newly issued "Global Risks 2007" report highlights "a growing disconnect between the power of global risks to cause major systemic disruption, and our ability to mitigate them." Th
Judge Orders 83 Katrina Claims Cases, Including Sen. Lott's, to Mediation
U.S. Cities to Receive $445 Million to Protect Against Terror Attacks
P/C Execs Expect Terrorism Insurance Renewal, Win in Katrina Suits
Miss. House Votes $30 Million for Wind Pool; Bill Moves to Senate
Del. Governor Hopes Workers' Comp Reform Will Influence Chrysler
Delaware Agents Groups to Merge
Sen. Kennedy Urges Universal Health Plan, Solicits Recommendations
101 Indicted in Calif. Insurance Fraud Sting
Oregon Proposal on Auto Insurance Surcharge Losing Support
Fla.'s Citizens Board Recommends Wallace as New President
Mass. High Court: Paralyzed Patron Can Sue Bar
Best Affirms All Hiscox Ratings
ACE Europe Management Changes; New Roles for Pryce, Furgueson, Furby
California Community Colleges Offer Entry-Level Insurance Classes
Moss to Succeed Harvey as Aviva Group Chief Executive Aviva plc, the U.K.-based savings, investments and insurance group, announced that Group Chief Executive Richard Harvey intends to retire July 11, 2007. The Company's Board of Directors has named Andr
Miss. Jury Hears Opening Statements in Katrina Suit Against State Farm
Conn. Communities Pressured to Repair Flood Control Systems
Miss. Congressman Calls for Federal Probe into Insurers' Katrina Practices
Tony Markel Comments on Lloyd's
Fla. Senate Proposal Would Give Citizens Customers Relief
Ark Bill Seeks to Stop Teen Cell Phone Use While Driving
UN Climate Chief Decries Lack of Leadership on Global Warming
UK's ArmorGroup to Acquire Neil Young Associates
FEMA Offers Aid to Colorado Storm Victims
'Apprentice' Reject Accuses Trump of Age Bias in Hiring
Health Savings Account Firm Exits W. Va. in Dispute with State
AXA, India's Bharti to Form P/C Group
Dakotas Senators Push for Permanent Disaster Aid Program
Converium's CFO Comments on Company's Financial Progress
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