The first half of the decade was dominated by employment issues arising from World War II, including labor and material shortages. 1945 brought the passage of the McCarran-Ferguson Act, exempting insurance federal antitrust and fair trade laws, as long as the states fill the regulatory gap.
As doctors, surgeons, dentists, druggists and others have been able to obtain professional liability…
The general public has been made to believe that the construction industry will take up the…
By the time this is in print V-E Day may have come and gone, but whether it has or not, be sure to get…
In the insurance field, the National Association of Insurance Agents has successfully inaugurated an …
Persistent, efficient and intensive training has long been recognized in the insurance industry as a…