Sometimes common sense is all one needs to reduce a child’s risk of getting hurt. Sometimes it requires technology. A...
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A high-profile litigator in Moss Point, Miss. said that a whistleblower is helping him build a case against insurers who...
A U.S. consumer group has made claims that Geico Corp. uses rate-making methods that directly base eligibility and premiums solely...
Recent developments in the Mississippi wind vs. flood case and statements by attorney Richard “Dickie” Scruggs about having information from...
Independent agents representing Zurich Insurance in the U.S. will have to disclose their income before binding any commercial lines policies...
A new report uncovers the wider tragedy of fatal car crashes involving teen drivers and is putting new impetus behind...
Tougher building code standards aimed at reducing future hurricane damage in North Carolina have been sent to a state committee...
The U.S. property/casualty insurance industry will report deterioration in profitability in 2005 because insured catastrophe losses reached record levels in...
A coalition of parents and safety groups, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, are counting on common sense and technology,...
Idaho is considering a law that would increase the monetary threshold for an automatic award of attorney’s fees from $25,000...