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MALVERN, Pa.— A new study by the Insurance Research Council (IRC) estimates that claim fraud and buildup added between $4.8 billion and $6.8 billion in excess payments to auto injury insurance claims closed with payment in 2007.

MALVERN, Pa.—Chiropractors now account for a greater share of total provider charges in Minnesota's no-fault insurance system than all other types of treating providers combined.

MALVERN, Pa.— The cost of auto injury claims involving lighter-weight vehicles tends to be higher than the cost of claims involving heavy vehicles, according to new research from the Insurance Research Council (IRC).

MALVERN, Pa.—In 2004, the first year after Colorado repealed its no-fault insurance law, auto injury claim costs returned to levels occurring prior to the rapid cost increases that culminated in repeal of the no-fault law in 2003.

MALVERN, Pa.— Falling auto injury claim frequency and rising claim severity have created an unsettled auto injury claim environment countrywide, according to a new report from the Insurance Research Council (IRC).

MALVERN, Pa.— A new study by the Insurance Research Council (IRC) has found that medical expenses reported by auto injury claimants continue to rise faster than the rate of inflation.

MALVERN, Pa.—According to a new report from the Insurance Research Council (IRC), approximately one out of every three auto injury insurance claimants nationwide receives some form of alternative medical treatment*, and charges from alternative-treatment providers account for approximately one-th

MALVERN, Pa.— A new report by the Insurance Research Council (IRC) shows that public support for red light and speed cameras is strong and growing.

MALVERN, Pa.— Insurance industry investments in municipal bonds help fund the construction of schools, roads, and hospitals, and support a variety of other public sector activities.