Penn State Announces $59.7M Settlement With Sandusky Victims October 28, 2013 Penn State officials announced Monday that over the past few months the university has reached agreement with 26 of the...
States Hit by Sandy to Get Next $5B of Recovery Funding October 28, 2013 Federal officials on Monday unveiled plans for a second round of Superstorm Sandy disaster relief totaling $5 billion for five...
Study Tracks Latest Changes in N.Y. Workers’ Comp System After 2007 Reforms October 28, 2013 The ongoing effects of workers’ compensation reforms enacted in New York in 2007 are monitored by the Workers Compensation Research...
Storm Kills Five in UK, Netherlands; Causes Power Cuts, Travel Chaos October 28, 2013 By Marie-Louise Gumuchian and Anthony Deutsch Hurricane strength winds battered Britain and the Netherlands on Monday, killing five people, cutting power and forcing the cancellation of...
Case Study: Campaign Consistency Contributes to Ad Recall October 28, 2013 By Derence Walk What do the most-remembered print ads have in common? Catchy headlines are cool, but that’s not it. Flashy colors are...
WKFC Launches Miscellaneous Professional Liability Program October 28, 2013 Ryan Specialty Group’s WKFC has launched a miscellaneous professional liability program with the Chubb Group of Insurance Cos. (Chubb). The...
Best Affirms Ratings of Hartford Steam Boiler Group’s Members October 28, 2013 A.M. Best Co. has affirmed the financial strength rating (FSR) of ‘A++’ (Superior) and the issuer credit ratings (ICR) of...
Oklahoma City Firm to Receive $113M Insurance Payment from Blast October 28, 2013 Oklahoma City-based LSB Industries Inc. will get a $113 million insurance payment after a May 2012 explosion damaged one of...
ISU Francis-Pinney Names Bone Advisor in Northern California October 28, 2013 ISU Francis-Pinney Insurance Services Inc. named Tom Bone to the title of risk insurance advisor. Bone will continue to work...
USGS: Quakes in Central Oklahoma Here to Stay October 28, 2013 By Justin Juozapavicius Prague, a central Oklahoma town of 2,400, claims two things as its own: Olympian Jim Thorpe and an annual kolache...