Arizona lawmakers have preliminarily approved a bill and constitutional amendment that would deny workers’ compensation benefits to employees injured or...
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More than three-quarters (77%) of wholesalers and brokers said that firm salaries increased in 2005 compared to 2004. Nearly half...
The Boston-area public transit agency, the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority, has renewed its terrorism insurance policy. The policy includes a...
New York is considering installing surveillance cameras in Lower Manhattan in its fight against terrorism, similar to the “ring of...
David Luxton awoke to the sound of shattering glass as a car smashed into his porch during the night. Less...
A New York judge has granted American International Group a restraining order against its former chief executive officer, Maurice Greenberg,...
Rhode Island’s leading workers’ compensation carrier is facing an audit and a probe into a whistle blower’s allegations as it...
Delaware Insurance Commissioner Matt Denn has asked Delaware businesses to submit requests for classification changes for workers’ compensation. According to...
Maryland’s highest court has handed a victory to the welding industry by ruling that the scope of the pollution liability...
While the Massachusetts insurance regulator is warning about problems in the homeowners market, another insurer has decided it can’t continue...