A public adjuster from Glenwood, Md., was fined $4,000 by Pennsylvania insurance regulators for wrongly saying he was a lawyer in that state.

Seven insurance companies are suing Toyota Motor, seeking to recover for claims they paid for crashes blamed on sudden acceleration.

The Maryland Insurance Administration fined a number of companies $10,000 late last year for failing to include required fraud disclosure statements in forms and applications issued last year, records show.

Fireman’s Fund has announced new crisis management coverages for admitted commercial umbrella policies to help companies during a crisis situation.

Property-casualty insurers will need to raise rates as their combined ratios approach 110, according to the chairman and chief executive of CNA.

The insurance industry suffers from a poor public image, according to several property-casualty insurance executives, and that image problem is crippling its efforts to attract young workers.

Previous talk about the extinction of the insurance agent should be put aside, an industry expert said, noting the resilience and adaptability of producers in response to new technology.

Six states, including Maryland, now have access to a hybrid upgrade auto insurance product from Fireman’s Fund, enabling customers to replace their damaged vehicle with a more eco-friendly one.

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A former insurance claims adjuster from Valley Springs, Calif., her ex-husband and their daughter face allegations of stealing more than $147,000 by issuing false settlement checks.

Melody Ann Mosqueda, 45, a …  Read →

A bankrupt copper mining company can more forward with a suit against Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co. to recover millions of dollars in legal expenses stemming from asbestos claims.

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