Daniel Robinson is a writer based in Greenville, N.C. with expertise in auto insurance, loans, warranty options and more. Away from the keyboard, Daniel spends time with his wife and son, plays guitar ...

Ohio’s private employers are in line for yet another workers’ comp discount, though no one is retiring on the savings. The state-run insurance fund’s board has approved a statewide average 1% rate cut ...

Health insurance for working families in West Virginia is increasingly becoming unaffordable, even for those covered through ...

The Colorado Title Board, a three-member panel that sets the language for ballot measures, recently reversed a prior decision and blocked a proposal to privatize Pinnacol Assurance from moving forward ...

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BOSTON — The Healey administration is walking back plans to increase group insurance rates for state workers after a backlash from public sector unions. The Group Insurance Commission, which manages ...

Property and casualty insurance sits within the broader financial services sector and supports business continuity by helping organizations manage workplace-related exposures, fleet incidents, and day ...

Tucson Unified School District borrowed money from its unemployment insurance account to buy a new headquarters. That approach helps explain why the district is in a budget crisis.

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ERGO NEXT reports that cyber liability insurance is crucial for small businesses facing high cyber attack risks, helping ...

Kanye West mansion worker Tony Saxon asks for $1.7 million at trial, alleging he severely hurt his back and got fired for raising safety concerns.