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- Winners, Losers in Senate Health Bill Nov 23, 2009
Democrats in the Senate cleared the first procedural hurdle for sweeping healthcare reform Saturday by voting to open debate on the historic legislation. The Senate debate ... - Insurance Agent Accused of Peeping Pleads Not Guilty Nov 24, 2009
An Illinois insurance executive accused of secretly making nude videos of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews pled not guilty during his arraignment in a Los Angeles federal ... - U.S. Finds Strong Link Between Chinese Drywall and Corrosion Nov 24, 2009
Federal safety officials say they have discovered a strong link between drywall made in China and the home corrosion reported by thousands of U.S. property owners whose ... - Court: Owners of Truck in Fatal Connecticut Crash Can Sue Insurer Nov 20, 2009
The Connecticut Supreme Court reinstated a lawsuit Wednesday brought by the owners of a dump truck involved in - Pittsburgh Insurance Agency Employee Steals $432K Nov 25, 2009
The former bookkeeper for a Pittsburgh insurance agency has pleaded guilty to mail fraud for stealing more than $432,000 from the business. Federal prosecutors ... - Florida Lawsuit Claims TD Bank Was 'Epicenter' in Alleged Ponzi Scheme Nov 23, 2009
TD Bank was hit with a multimillion-dollar lawsuit Friday calling it the "financial epicenter'' of an alleged Ponzi scheme run by disgraced Florida lawyer Scott ... - Jury Rules Against Fair Isaac in FICO Credit Score Trademark Case Nov 23, 2009
A federal jury in Minneapolis on Friday ruled against Fair Isaac Corp. in its lawsuit accusing Experian Plc and TransUnion LLC of antitrust and trademark violations for ... - Michigan Shuts Down Northville Agency Nov 24, 2009
Michigan officials have ordered a Northville insurance agency, Henrickson Hoppens Agency, to immediately close down, accusing it of selling insurance and issuing insurance ... - Georgia Chief Offers Tips on How to Safely Deep Fry Turkey Nov 24, 2009
Deep frying is an increasingly popular way to cook a turkey, but it's not without its dangers. Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine urges Georgians to be careful when deep ... 
One Insurer Bets on Political Campaigns While Another Drops Out Nov 24, 2009
While one company has gotten out of the business of insuring political campaigns, another is throwing its hat in the ring. Markel Risk Solutions, based in Glen ...- Miami Condo Association Sues QBE Insurance Over Hurricane Claims Nov 25, 2009
A Miami condominium association is suing its insurer, QBE Insurance Corp., and its Florida general managing agent, for more than $500 million in damages, claiming bad ... - Stanford Sues Lloyd's of London for Defense Fees Under D&O Policy Nov 25, 2009
Allen Stanford, who faces U.S. criminal and civil charges for allegedly leading a $7 billion Ponzi scheme, is suing Lloyd's of London for defense costs. Lloyd's had ... - AIG Hawaii Becomes Farmers Insurance Nov 24, 2009
AIG Hawaii Insurance Company, Inc. has announced that it is changing its name to Farmers Insurance Hawaii, Inc. – heralding in a new chapter in the company's nearly ... - McCarty Hopeful State Farm Exit from Florida Can be Avoided Nov 20, 2009
The state's largest private property insurer may not leave Florida after all, Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty told Gov. Charlie Crist and other members of the Florida ... - Benmosche Agrees to Stay As AIG Board Approves His $7 Million Pay Nov 25, 2009
American International Group Inc., the insurer that received billions of dollars in a U.S. bailout, has been authorized by its board to pay Chief Executive Robert ... - Lawn Mower Is Not a Motor Vehicle, Georgia Court Rules Nov 25, 2009
A riding lawn mower may have four wheels, a powerful engine and can cost as much as a used car. If it's stolen, however, the Georgia Supreme Court concluded that it's ... - Kentucky Ex-Lawmaker Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Insurance Employee Nov 23, 2009
Former Kentucky lawmaker Steve Nunn has entered a not guilty plea for his client in a Lexington courtroom on a murder charge stemming from the shooting death of Nunn's ... - New York Regulator Proposes Changes to No-Fault Insurance Coverage Nov 25, 2009
The New York State Insurance Department is proposing new regulations for no-fault auto insurance coverage in Empire State, in a move the state’s top regulator says ... - Florida Approves Rate Hikes for 'High Risk' Coastal Properties Nov 22, 2009
Florida Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty has approved rates hikes for about 330,000 of Citizens Property Insurance Corp.'s so-called high-risk coastal property ... - M&A Wrap-Up: Insurance Brokerage Mergers Took a Third Quarter Vacation Nov 23, 2009
Deal making wasn't at the top of the list of summer activities this season, but deal vacation was. Third quarter merger and acquisition (M&A) activity continued ... - Floridians Concerned About Their Personal Financial Condition Nov 20, 2009
- Ohio Senator Wants to Eliminate Workers' Comp Insurance for Illegals Nov 25, 2009
A Republican state senator in Ohio wants to prohibit the nation's largest state-run injured worker insurance program from providing benefits to illegal immigrants, a ... - Massachusetts Elderly Driver Bill Stalls on Beacon Hill Nov 23, 2009
A bill that would require Massachusetts drivers age 75 or older to pass cognitive and physical exams every time they renew their licenses has stalled on Beacon Hill. The ... - Ohio AG Sues National Ratings Agencies Over Securities Information Nov 20, 2009
Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray has filed a lawsuit against national securities and credit ratings agencies Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch over what the ... - Alaska Prison Guard Wins Workers' Comp Case Nov 25, 2009
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled a former prison guard at the Anchorage Jail deserves workers' compensation for the psychological problems he suffered after being threatened ...