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Two insurance rating entities see slowing rate increases for the surplus lines segment in the coming months as competition grows. Continue reading
Bankers and U.S. officials have warned that cyber-terrorists will try to wreck the financial system’s computer networks. What they aren’t saying publicly is that taxpayers will probably have to cover much of the damage. Continue reading
By: Don Jergler (Insurance Journal) July 2014
A decision by California Insurance Commissioner Dave … Continue reading
What is the subrogation process in a claim? Many times, to the benefit of the insured, the subrogation progress is initiated by the insurance carrier after closure of the initial claim. When subrogation occurs, the claims process has not yet ended. Continue reading
By: Judy Greenwald (Business Insurance) June 2014
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday held … Continue reading
Companies that acknowledge the difference between safety and compliance are less likely to see workplace accidents caused by complacent employees, according to an official with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. 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
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
