A record number of workers are suing their employers for allegedly not paying proper wages, and the spike in litigation has been commended by labor-advocacy groups and criticized by business groups...
Last year was an extremely active year for data breaches, according to a new study. "The First Annual 2012 Data Privacy and Information Security Predictions" from Cyber Data-Risk Managers reported ...
When Chubb announced $0.5 billion of first-quarter income last week, executives reported generally "positive rate momentum" for commercial lines, including specialty liability lines, which rose 4 percent on average for renewals.
Travelers, a pioneer in cyber insurance coverage, today introduced an enhanced version of CyberFirst, its industry-leading product suite with eight new first party coverage options designed for the needs of technology companies. The new Expense Reimbursement module covers costs resulting from cyber atta...
Rates for U.S. public company directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance programs have firmed in the first quarter of 2012, as compared to 2011. The primary limit rate (price per $1 milli...
The largest open long-term care insurance claim has reached $1.7 million in paid benefits, according to a just-released report from the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance. The claimant, a woman, purchased coverage at age 43, paying an annual premium of $881. Three years later her ...
When Chubb announced $0.5 billion of first-quarter income last week, executives reported generally "positive rate momentum" for commercial lines, including specialty liability lines, which rose 4 percent on average for renewals.
Travelers, a pioneer in cyber insurance coverage, today introduced an enhanced version of CyberFirst, its industry-leading product suite with eight new first party coverage options designed for the needs of technology companies. The new Expense Reimbursement module covers costs resulting from cyber atta...
The largest open long-term care insurance claim has reached $1.7 million in paid benefits, according to a just-released report from the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance. The claimant, a woman, purchased coverage at age 43, paying an annual premium of $881. Three years later her ...
