Work-Related Deaths Decline in Louisiana February 19, 2018 The number of work-related fatalities in Louisiana decreased in 2016, despite an uptick in work-related fatalities nationally that year, according...
Regulators Cite 4 Employers in Deadly 2017 Explosion in Colorado February 19, 2018 Federal regulators have cited four employers, including the largest oil and gas producer in Colorado, for exposing employees to health...
Oklahoma Recovers Over $3M for Consumers in 2017 February 19, 2018 The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) recovered more than $3 million for policyholders in 2017. The money was paid out to...
New Mexico Appeals Court Upholds Ruling in $165M Suit Against FedEx February 19, 2018 The New Mexico Court of Appeals has upheld the ruling in a $165 million lawsuit against FedEx filed after a...
TDI: Nearly 670K Property Insurance Claims Generated in Texas by Hurricane Harvey February 19, 2018 Hurricane Harvey resulted in nearly 670,000 in combined personal and commercial property insurance claims to private insurers, the Texas Windstorm...
Oregon Jury Won’t Award Boy Who Contracted Herpes at Birth February 19, 2018 An Oregon jury has declined to award any money to a 4-year-old boy who suffered profound brain damage after he...
Texas Appeals Court: Federal Law Preempts State on Air Ambulance Fees February 19, 2018 By Stephanie K. Jones A Texas appeals court has ruled that federal law, as opposed to state regulation, prevails when it comes to the...
Florida Regulator Report Shows AOB Abuse Worsening Statewide February 5, 2018 By Amy O'Connor The epidemic of assignment of benefits (AOB) abuse that has been plaguing Florida for several years is only getting worse,...
January Reinsurance Renewals Saw Hikes of Up to 5%, with More Expected: S&P February 5, 2018 Global reinsurance pricing in aggregate was flat to up about 5 percent during the January 2018 renewals, and more price...
Former Genitrix Board Members, Investors Not Liable Under Mass. Wage Act February 5, 2018 By Elizabeth Blosfield The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts (SJC) has ruled two former board members and investors in a limited liability company...