What Are the Economic Stakes of Climate Change? October 25, 2021 By Mark Johnson COP26 climate talks in Glasgow starting next Sunday may be the world’s best last chance to cap global warming at...
Large Recoveries for Pet Owners Unlikely in Pet Food Suits April 3, 2007 By Mark Johnson Pet owners are not likely to get much compensation if they individually sue pet food-maker Menu Foods over the death...
Veterinarians Blame Poisoned Food for More Than 100 Pet Deaths March 30, 2007 By Mark Johnson At least 471 cases of pet kidney failure have been reported in the 10 days since a nationwide recall of...
MetLife Pays $19 Million to Settle Spitzer Investigation January 2, 2007 By Mark Johnson MetLife Inc., the largest group life insurer in the nation, will pay $19 million and change some of its business...
Automakers Unhappy as Court Upholds Spitzer on Lemon Law December 20, 2006 By Mark Johnson A claim by automakers that Attorney General Eliot Spitzer’s office misinterpreted New York’s lemon law in a way that favored...
Five Seek to Define N.Y. Attorney General Role After Spitzer September 5, 2006 By Mark Johnson Democrat Eliot Spitzer has tackled illegal trading on Wall Street and fraudulent deals in the insurance industry and sued the...
Pursuing Auto Insurance Fraud as Organized Crime Pays Off September 1, 2006 By Mark Johnson Investigators across the country are trying new tactics to crack down on the old problem of auto insurance fraud, using...
Missing Computer Holding Personal Data of 540,000 People Found July 27, 2006 By Mark Johnson A computer that went missing with the personal information of as many as 540,000 injured workers has been located, New...