From the monthly archives: June 2014
Property/casualty insurers are welcoming the unveiling of a House terrorism insurance bill as a sign of progress even though there are provisions in it they oppose. Continue reading
With spring in the air many homeowners are thinking about projects that they would like done around the home. Some are creating extravagant “honey do lists” while other are thinking about hiring companies to complete more labor intensive projects. Continue reading
If Congress acts to extend the federal government backstop for terrorism insurance, the new version will likely impose higher deductibles and risk retentions on U.S. property/casualty insurers, says Moody’s Investors Service in a new report. Continue reading
Before dawn on Feb. 23, Darius Williams ran his Nissan Sentra off a North Carolina interstate at 80 miles per hour. A length of guardrail pierced his door, according to the police report, driving the 24-year-old’s body into the opposite back seat. Continue reading
According to a study of employment practices litigation data released by Hiscox in April 2014, the average U.S.-based business with at least 10 employees has a 12.5 percent chance of having an employment liability charge filed against them. Continue reading
Employers are moving more quickly than forecasted to offer health insurance to their workers through private exchanges, according to new data from Accenture, a consulting firm. Continue reading
Health insurance companies are urging lawmakers to widen the availability of cheap, bare-bones coverage under ObamaCare that they say could entice more consumers to enter the marketplaces. Continue reading
In another recovery milestone, a new master plan is set to get underway in northwest Las Vegas.
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