November 24, 2009

• North Carolina Mutual Seeks Hearing on License in Virginia
• Georgia Chief Offers Tips on How to Safely Deep Fry Turkey

November 23, 2009

• Kentucky Ex-Lawmaker Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Insurance Employee
• Florida Lawsuit Claims TD Bank Was 'Epicenter' in Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• Arthur J. Gallagher Buys North Carolina's Shuford Insurance

November 22, 2009

• Florida Approves Rate Hikes for 'High Risk' Coastal Properties

November 20, 2009

• McCarty Hopeful State Farm Exit from Florida Can be Avoided
• Floridians Concerned About Their Personal Financial Condition
• Florida Jury Orders $300 Million Damages for Ex-Smoker
• Fire Official Urges Georgia Churches to Be on Arson Watch
• North Carolina FAIR, Beach Plans Get New Board Members

November 19, 2009

• Gov. Crist Urges Florida Lawmakers to Ban Texting While Driving

November 18, 2009

• Fires at West Virginia Cave Attraction Ruled Arson
• Minor Quake Shakes North Alabama

November 17, 2009

• A.M. Best Assigns Ratings to Lakeview Insurance Co
• Sipe Named Head of Summit in Florida

November 16, 2009

• Mississippi Supreme Court Reverses Scruggs' Katrina Fee Ruling
• Kentucky Lawyer Sues Web Site Over Posted Comments
• Georgia Parking Garage Collapse Blamed on Improper Bolt

November 13, 2009

• Georgia Soldiers to Get Insurance Refunds
• Concordis Group Partners With Insurance Office of America

November 12, 2009

• Georgia Flood Victims Advised on Recovery Funds, Insurance Claims
• Ida Damages New $16M Fishing Pier on Alabama Coast

November 10, 2009

• Florida Weighs Citizens' Rate Hikes for High-Risk Accounts

November 9, 2009

• Report Urges Tighter Building Code for South Carolina Beachfront
• South Carolina Couple Sues Firm for Hiring Accused Arsonist
• Actor Freeman Settles Mississippi Auto Accident Suit

November 6, 2009

• Kentucky Derby Museum to Reopen Next April After Flood Damage Fix
• Myers Named Senior VP for Carolinas by Key Risk

November 5, 2009

• South Carolina Man Settles Over Operations Performed By Fellow
• Florida Consumer Advocate Seeks Ban on Balance Billing
• Family of Slain Tennessee Woman Settles with Apartment Complex

November 4, 2009

• Kentucky Counties' Insurance Group to Halt Meals, Gifts for Officials
• North Carolina Agent Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
• Massey Energy Settles Age Bias Claim with West Virginia Miners
• Savannah Diocese Settles Priest Sex Abuse Case for $4.2 Million
• West Virginia Seeks Funds to Boost Effort to Ban Distracted Driving
• No More 'Free Bite' for Kentucky Dogs

November 3, 2009

• Florida Girl Seduced By Teacher Sues School
• BB&T Insurance Acquires Florida's Oswald Trippe Agency
• Lowery Joins Colemont Brokers in Atlanta

November 2, 2009

• North Carolina Workers' Compensation Rates Cut 9.6%
• Florida State Senator Wants Clinical Trial Claims Covered
• Kentucky Fire Department Sues Equipment Maker
• Wood Joins Florida's VanDyke Norman Agency