550 Cited in Minnesota for Texting While Driving May 5, 2014 The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says law enforcement officers across Minnesota cited 550 people for texting while driving during...
Vermont’s Updated Law Offers ‘Welcome Option’ for Inactive Captives May 5, 2014 By Young Ha Vermont’s updated captive insurance law now offers inactive captives in the state a chance to apply for a “dormant” status....
The Risks of Dining Out and How Insurance Can Help May 5, 2014 By Amy O'Connor Eating out may be less work, but that doesn’t mean there is less risk, according to a new report from...
Archdiocese in Oregon Faces New Sex Abuse Lawsuit May 5, 2014 Another lawsuit has been filed against the Catholic Archdiocese of Portland by a man who says he was one of...
10 Things to Know About Recreation and Leisure May 5, 2014 In 2013, the NFL agreed to settle a concussion lawsuit filed by former players for $914 million. Concussion rates were...
Monster Involved in Insurer-Funded Settlement in California May 5, 2014 Corona, Calif.-based Monster Beverage Corp. has agreed to settle an ongoing securities class action lawsuit against the company and two...
Affordable Care Act Could Have ‘Modest’ Effect on Other Insurance Costs May 5, 2014 The expansion of health insurance accomplished under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) may alter costs for several major types of...
Injured Skier Sues Oregon Resort Over ‘Drunken’ Snowboarder April 21, 2014 By Andrea Wells A skier injured when an allegedly drunken snowboarder collided with her has filed a $900,000 lawsuit against the boarder and...
The Specialized Risks of Special Events April 21, 2014 By Bradley York As the days of spring get longer and the weather warms into summer, communities and towns across the country will...
Washington Governor Vetoes $1.5 Million Disaster Fund Cut April 21, 2014 By Andrea Wells Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has vetoed a proposed cut of $1.5 million to Washington state’s disaster response fund. This decision...