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- 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 - Did Government Overpay to Bail Out AIG? Nov 18, 2009
Officials handling the multibillion dollar bailout of insurance giant America International Group Inc. mismanaged an initial rescue attempt and may have overpaid other ... - 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 ... - California Insurance Agent Arrested for $6 Million Scam Nov 18, 2009
California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner said that William A. Sassman, 41, of Sacramento was arrested early Nov. 16 on 43 felony counts of grand theft, 40 felony ... - Insurance Top Picks for Safety: Ford, Subaru, Volkswagen Nov 19, 2009
Ford, Subaru and Volkswagen lead the insurance industry's annual list of the safest new vehicles, according to a closely watched assessment used by car companies to lure ... - 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 ... - House, Senate Healthcare Bills Have Major Differences Nov 19, 2009
The healthcare legislation released by the Senate's Democratic leaders Wednesday resembles a bill passed by the House of Representatives on Nov. 7 in many ways but there ... - Connecticut Repair Shops Win $15 Million Against Insurer Over Appraisals Nov 19, 2009
A Connecticut jury has awarded $15 million to automobile repair shop owners in their lawsuit accusing an affiliate of The Hartford Financial Services Group of unfair trade ... - Floridians Concerned About Their Personal Financial Condition Nov 20, 2009
- 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 ... - 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 ... - 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 ... - 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 ... - AIG CEO Benmosche Frustrated with Degree of Government Oversight Nov 20, 2009
An American International Group Inc.'s board meeting is expected next week against the backdrop of Chief Executive Robert Benmosche's frustration with the U.S. ... - Bill Would Protect Insureds With Defective Drywall Complaints Nov 18, 2009
U.S. Congressman Charlie Melancon of Louisiana has introduced federal legislation that would prevent insurance companies from cancelling or failing to renew ... - Private Equity Firm Sees Opportunities in Insurance Nov 19, 2009
Private equity firm Lightyear Capital is looking for acquisitions in sectors including insurance, banks, processing companies and asset management, CEO Donald Marron said ... - Florida Jury Orders $300 Million Damages for Ex-Smoker Nov 20, 2009
A Florida jury Thursday ordered cigarette maker Philip Morris USA to pay $300 million in damages to a 61-year-old ex-smoker named Cindy Naugle who is wheelchair-bound by ... - Tour Bus Crashes in Minnesota; Company Says Driver Had Aneurysm Nov 20, 2009
A tour bus driver suffered a ruptured aneurysm before a crash on a southern Minnesota interstate that killed two people and injured 21 others. That's according to a ... - Pennsylvania Woman Can't Re-Sue Ernst & Young for $103M Nov 20, 2009
A federal appeals court says a western Pennsylvania woman isn't entitled to a new trial on her claim that an accounting error by Ernst & Young cost her $103 ... - California Report Shows White Collar Injury Grows in Importance Nov 20, 2009
A new study from the California Workers' Compensation Institute shows that claims from white-collar workers have assumed greater relative importance as the economy has ... - East Coast States Totaling Damage from Nor'easter Nov 19, 2009
It was a desperate, ultimately futile battle -- machine against nature -- and Ocean City kept it up long after the outcome had been decided. As wave after wave pummeled ... - Chartis Introduces Environmental Risk Exposure Endorsement Nov 18, 2009
Chartis (the former P/C division of AIG) announced the introduction by its Environmental Division - State Farm Owes $310M in Refunds, Texas Regulators Say Nov 17, 2009
The Texas Department of Insurance has ordered State Farm Lloyd's (SFL) to refund a total of $310 million to policyholders after finding that the insurer had overcharged ... - Deaths Not Caused by H1N1 Vaccine, Says World Health Organization Nov 19, 2009
About 40 people have died after being inoculated against H1N1 pandemic flu, but investigations so far show the fatalities were not caused by the vaccine, the World Health ...