MetLife Inc. agreed to sell its Manhattan building above Grand Central Station, formerly called the Pan Am building, for $1.72...
Yearly Archives: 2005
The New York Court of Appeals has upheld the right of an insurance company to refuse to reimburse fraudulently incorporated...
The Vermont Senate has approved a bill that would make seed manufacturers rather than farmers liable for damages from genetically...
Maine Gov. John Baldacci signed into law a bill to protect gays and lesbians from discrimination, making Maine the sixth...
While Massachusetts insurance officials are weighing a request by the industry to inch up workers’ compensation rates by 1 percent,...
Louis Cecere had been snowboarding for half his life by age 21. But the skills he honed over a decade...
Insurance companies are getting a better handle on how to estimate commercial property terrorism exposures and price the coverage thanks...
A San Francisco-based nonprofit group that wants more consumers to support businesses that back liberal and “blue” state politics has...
The New Hampshire Senate’s decision to kill a trial lawyer-supported bill that would have required well-insured defendants with little liability...
A New Haven car rental company cannot fine drivers who speed after monitoring its cars with global positioning system technology,...