Flood Maps Still Wrong, Oregon Homeowners Still Paying January 13, 2014 By Andrea Castillo, and Katherine Driessen, The Oregonian Months after Carol Justice was wrongly told her home needs flood insurance, the Cornelius resident is still paying up –...
California Servers Awarded $5.7M in Age Discrimination Suit January 13, 2014 A jury awarded nearly $5.7 million to four servers who alleged they were fired from a Los Angeles restaurant because...
Failing to Make the Case for Rate Regulation January 13, 2014 By Bill Gausewitz In 1988 California voters enacted Proposition 103, in one stroke changing the state’s law regulating insurance rates from one of...
California Tops ‘Judicial Hellhole’ List January 13, 2014 By Don Jergler California isn’t just a warm place to live, which is often the case even in winter, but it turns out...
Esurance Aims to Help Prevent Teen Texting and Driving January 13, 2014 Esurance in December launched a new telematics program designed to help prevent teens from texting while driving. The program is...
2 New Mexico Cities Opening Car Charging Stations January 13, 2014 Two New Mexico cities are preparing to begin operating public charging stations for electric vehicles. In late December 2013 Gallup...
Ex-AIG Executives Greenberg, Smith Press Ethics Complaint January 13, 2014 Former American International Group executives are pursuing an ethics complaint against the New York prosecutors still bringing the charges that...
Oregon Gay Bullying Lawsuit Settled for $5,000 January 13, 2014 The Eugene School District has paid $5,000 to settle an Oregon lawsuit that accused it of failing to stop students...
Penn. to Allow Electronic Proof of Auto Insurance Coverage January 13, 2014 Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett in December signed into law Senate Bill 1040 that would allow state residents to show their...
Construction’s Growing Role in Renewable Energy January 13, 2014 By Andrea Wells California isn’t just a warm place to live, which is often the case even in winter, but it turns out...