A one-time infusion of $400,000 to permit the South Carolina Attorney General’s OYce to hire six new prosecutors to fight...
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Barrington, Ill.-based Clark Consulting announced that it had received a subpoena from the office of the New York Attorney General...
Capital One Insurance Services, formerly InsLogic, an insurance broker in Oak Ridge, Tenn., plans to triple its work force. Capital...
The Michigan Claims Catastrophic Association increased its annual assessment to insurers by 11 percent to $141.70 per insured vehicle from...
Louisiana Governor Kathleen Babineaux Blanco appointed Sharon Buchanan Robinson as the new State Inspector General to lead the state’s efforts...
The Supreme Court of Michigan recently ruled that the state’s No-Fault Insurance Act prohibits health care providers from charging more...
A Gretna, La., man has admitted plotting to have his hunting camp in Mississippi burned for insurance money, and agreed...
The number of paid workers’ compensation claims fell 22 percent relative to the number of employees from 2000 to 2003,...
Gov. Brad Henry’s tort reform bill, Senate Bill 914, died in the Oklahoma State Senate, with the Senate refusing to...
The Republican-led Missouri General Assembly has sent workers’ compensation and tort reform bills to Gov. Matt Blunt, who is expected...