A Texas jury awarded $27.5 million (euro22.72 million) in damages to a woman of Iranian descent who said she was...
Yearly Archives: 2006
A Pennsylvania judge was asked to determine whether a $4 million verdict in a birth malpractice case is too large...
Concerned that the current system to regulate safety at construction sites puts too much responsibility on the federal government, Massachusetts...
Massachusetts has a new law making health insurance compulsory for individuals. In a ceremony with national implications held in historic...
With more than 55 million people living in coastal communities, the nation must learn from the 2004 and 2005 hurricane...
Rhode Island’s largest workers compensation carrier, Beacon Mutual Insurance Co., has engaged in a pattern of favoritism benefiting select clients...
The nation’s top emergency planner is promising that the government has learned from past mistakes and will be prepared for...
Mike Dekema, of Kirkland, Wash., recently joined G.E. Young & Co., a third-party claims management company based in the Denver...
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services recently noted in two articles, “San Francisco’s Credit Rating Is Strong–But Not Earthquake Proof” and...
On April 8th 2006, the California Department of Insurance (CDI) announced that it has begun legal proceedings against The Hartford...