The Federal Emergency Management Authority has agreed to a plan that could relieve New York City of up to $350...
Yearly Archives: <span>2004</span>
New Jersey Appeals Court has ruled that a waiver signed by participants in high risk sports activities does not prevent...
A man is entitled to half his son’s World Trade Center-related death benefits, even though the father abandoned him as...
The Circuit Court For Baltimore City, Maryland, at the request of Maryland Insurance Commissioner Alfred W. Redmer Jr., and with...
The Maine Supreme Court has upheld the right of an insurer not to renew a homeowners policy for insureds operating...
A Massachusetts homeowner insurer was found not obligated for injuries or defense in a case where an all-terrain vehicle (ATV)...
New Hampshire recently received a $360,000 Homeland Security grant to improve the state’s natural disaster preparedness. The money will go...
Connecticut is one of 30 states considering legislation that would penalize companies that ship jobs overseas. State and federal lawmakers...
New lead paint rules requiring landlords to clean up rental spaces or face fines go into effect in Rhode Island...
While liability policies for builders and related trades in New York remain elusive, the state builders association has decided to...