The California Supreme Court has ruled that workers’ compensation reforms adopted in 2004 do not supersede employer apportionment of compensation...
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The house in rural southeast Kansas where Greenwood County Sheriff Matt Samuels was killed in 2005 burned down and authorities...
The October 2004 attack by then New York Attorney General, now Governor, Eliot Spitzer against bid rigging and contingent commissions...
The Colorado Legislature wrapped up its regular session on May 4, with fairly positive results for the insurance industry and...
A former insurance agent awarded more than $27 million, one of the largest jury verdicts ever in South Dakota, is...
After a review of the supplemental compensation plans recently proposed in the marketplace by certain carriers, Willis Group Holdings reported...
All-terrain vehicle riders and those concerned about their safety have reached a compromise that would keep preteen children on the...
When New Hampshire House lawmakers recently passed a seat belt bill, supporters emphasized that buckling up would save lives. But...
The Oregon Senate Judiciary Committee is considering increasing the maximum liability limits that may be awarded for damage claims against...
New York City’s hordes of unregulated bicycle taxis will have to meet licensing, insurance and safety standards, and only 325...