More training needed in massively complex area, says one expert
Final figures come in higher than December estimates
The owner of a gymnastics club is embroiled in a legal battle over who should pay damages to gymnasts abused by convicted doctor Larry Nassar
Lawmakers say that insurers were cutting commissions - if they paid them at all - to agents who sold individual health plans
Closure to help parent company save nearly $4 million annually
Report suggests that sharing economy businesses will need insurance if they hope to succeed
Financial company is on the hook for allegedly abusive business practices
Scholarship recipients were selected from a pool of more than 730 future risk management and insurance professionals
It's target is one of the largest privately-owned insurance brokerage organizations in the US
Security change made to meet industry standards
Chiropractor, whose license was revoked in 2002, swindled numerous insurance companies for millions, prosecutors say