The National Council on Compensation Insurance is recommending a 19% rate reduction for Tennessee’s voluntary and assigned-risk markets, one of the largest cuts in years,

After she and her husband were convicted on a premium fraud charge in 2003, Kim Marugg divorced him and married the man who prosecuted her

In an apparent burst of optimism, the percentage of U.S. insurance companies that expect to increase staffing over the next 12 months ticked up in

A Southern California applicants’ attorney is asking the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeal to allow him to proceed with a racketeering case against attorneys

Two years after insurers and business groups warned of dire consequences from landmark Florida Supreme Court decisions on attorneys’ fees and benefit levels, workers’ compensation rates