More than 730,000 people in the United States filed compensation claims for asbestos-related injuries from the early 1970s through the...
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An Alaska committee of House and Senate members was unable to hammer out a compromise plan to revise workers’ compensation...
A lawyer for a woman suing over injuries from a 2001 car accident asked the Colorado Supreme Court to limit...
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.–A House committee voted 12-2 last month for proposal backed by doctors and Republicans to cap noneconomic damages such...
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As an increasing number of state regulators conduct inquiries and tighten accounting rules and reporting requirements for finite reinsurance transactions,...
With summer right around the bend, motorcycle enthusiasts across the nation are gearing up to hit the road. In recent...
Over time, as the family grows in size, member interests, goals and values become increasingly different,” Craig E. Aronoff, Ph.D....
Two associations have responded to Commissioner John Garamendi’s recent accusations that the insurance industry’s rating practices are “blatantly discriminatory” and...
This is not a tsunami “watch.” This is a tsunami warning. The waves have already swept over the closest beaches,...