We dodged a bullet. But it's still probably going to cost insurers in the vicinity of $4.5 billion.
We dodged a bullet, ... But it's still probably going to cost insurers in the vicinity of $4.5 billion.
On one side will be people who want to rebuild quickly and inexpensively, and on the other will be those who say, 'We need to do something different. We need to build all these homes up higher and make them more resistant to wind,
Rising medical costs are the principle driver behind higher auto insurance prices in the U.S. and a significant share of that pressure is due to abuse and in some cases outright fraud.
we'd be talking about $4.5 billion as a lot of money - and it is a lot of money.
These soldiers put their lives on the line and deserve the utmost respect. But even big companies haven't thought about their obligations to these people.
The state of Florida is living in denial. Florida is not living up to its obligation to control growth and shows no signs of living up to its obligation.
It's the price of paradise, ... People are drawn to landscapes.
We are certainly expecting that for the next 20 years or so we will be in a cycle of more frequent and intense storms. There's going to have to be an adjustment in the industry.
New Orleans is what it is because the federal government made it that way. And what it is today -- underwater.
