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A bill approved Feb. 22 by the Senate would let doctors apologize and offer condolences to patients and their families...
Are you a baby boomer? Or do you consider yourself a Gen Xer? Or are you a part of the...
Approval of a 2004 ballot question and action by state lawmakers two years before that are stabilizing medical malpractice insurance...
The vote by the Michigan Legislature’s Joint Committee on Administrative Rules to file a notice of objection to Democratic Gov....
Nebraska state Sen. Jeanne Combs used to weigh more than 300 lbs., and she hopes that fact will carry some...
The Indiana House of Representatives voted 95-1 last month in support of a bill that would toughen penalties against insurance...
A Colorado study shows that since the state scrapped its ailing no-fault automobile insurance program in favor of a tort-based...
A warning to prepare for the worst and hope for the best has been issued by researchers who discovered late...
The fatal crash rate for 16-year-old drivers declined sharply after states began enacting graduated licensing laws in the 1990s, according...