The first meeting of a new 10-member Standard Personal Lines Advisory Committee, assigned to develop a standard homeowners insurance policy...
Monthly Archives: <span>September 2005</span>
The Texas Department of Insurance announced it is sending additional insurance specialists to East Texas to help consumers affected by...
One thing is known: auto insurance rates in Massachusetts will be going down in 2006. How much remains a matter...
New York insurance officials, fearful Congress will not renew the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act before it expires at the end...
Have we seen America’s future through the eyes of hurricanes Katrina and Rita? Monster storms drowning cities and obliterating coastlines....
U.S. Rep. Charlie Melancon said he will co-sponsor Rep. Gene Taylor’s legislation allowing home and business owners without flood insurance...
More than half of European companies polled in a survey on global network risk admitted that they have suffered significant...
A state appeals court has struck down a law that consumer advocates said would result in higher auto insurance rates...
A record 82 percent of Americans wear their safety belts while driving or riding in their vehicles, U.S. Secretary of...
Legislative changes effecting property insurance that took place this year in the Florida Legislature were discussed by Keri Rayborn, Rayborn...