The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California’s Governing Committee has decided, again, not to make a mid-year rate filing...
Monthly Archives: June 2011
A Bomb on Every Floor “It truly was like a bomb went off almost on every floor.” 鈥擥ary Pulsipher, chief...
Many of the states hammered by what’s already the deadliest year for tornadoes in more than half a century have...
Social media has become a powerful way for members of the insurance community to communicate with clients, prospects, referral sources,...
When people think unpleasant events are over, they remember them as being less painful or annoying than when they expect...
Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed into law legislation that promises to lower costs for the state’s property insurers, including what...
The Decision May Lead to More, Not Less, Litigation, However In the wake of Hurricanes Rita, Dolly and Ike, and...
The Securities and Exchange Commission last month charged six executives of Kansas-based Brooke Corp. and its subsidiaries with hiding critical...
A major overhaul of the state’s costly workers’ compensation system failed in the Illinois House on May 29, raising the...
FAIA President Jeff Grady on Property Insurance Reform, Effects of RMS Model, Citizens For those in the industry, Florida’s recent...