Whether a half-inch granite protrusion on a crosswalk under repair is sufficient to support a negligent claim is a matter...
Articles by Andrew G. Simpson
A Georgia woman who was employed by State Farm Automobile Insurance Co. for 20 years is suing the insurer alleging...
The Auto Club Insurance Company (AAA) of Florida has announced that it will not renew a “very small percentage” of...
A New York state appellate court has upheld the constitutionality of the Child Victims Act (CVA) which granted a one...
A Connecticut homeowner who is being sued by a woman who alleges his dog bit her in the face is...
Since workers’ compensation shields an employer from liability, an insurer may not be able to rely on an employer liability...
If a person’s right to bring a personal injury lawsuit has expired by the time of his or her death,...
It is up to the Connecticut legislature, not courts, to set any minimum or maximum controls on damages for emotional...
Massachusetts car dealerships that provide customers with a courtesy vehicle to use while their car is being repaired are protected...
A firefighter must be shown to have worked 20 or more hours a week to be eligible for workers’ compensation...