The Oklahoma Supreme Court, reversing a previous ruling, says a family injured in a 2006 auto accident cannot sue the...
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A year after Superstorm Sandy catastrophically flooded vast swaths of eastern U.S. coastline, thousands of people still trying to fix...
A Texas lawmaker has asked the state insurance department to find ways to lower homeowners insurance rates. Texas has consistently...
Complaints are mounting over Pennsylvania’s new, online system for filing appeals in workers’ compensation cases, with critics saying it often...
Jurors in October ordered a Columbia Gorge hospital to pay $2.4 million in compensatory damages to three victims of an...
New York City announced on Oct. 10 its first purchase of a home damaged by Superstorm Sandy, acquiring property from...
Through Oct. 7, Oklahoma recorded 491 traffic fatalities for 2013, compared with 539 deaths at the same point last year....
Robots of the future could improve business efficiencies, but companies must implement risk management beyond legal requirements to minimize accidents...
New York State’s top financial and insurance regulator said the national health care overhaul can serve as a model for...
Workers’ compensation networks certified by the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) continued to show improvements in medical costs, return-to-work outcomes,...