St. Louis-Area Taxi Drivers Sue Uber over Lost Business November 18, 2015 St. Louis-area taxi drivers suing Uber allege they’ve seen up to a 40 percent dip in business since the ride...
Ohio Working with Active Military, Veterans on Insurance Careers November 18, 2015 Ohio Lieutenant Governor and Insurance Director Mary Taylor is urging Ohioans who are members of the military — both actively...
Indiana Workers’ Comp Claim Payments Rose Quickly Through 2013 November 18, 2015 Medical payments per workers’ compensation claim in Indiana were higher and rising faster than in most states examined in a...
Wisconsin Assembly Set to Pass Self-Insurance Oversight Bill November 17, 2015 The Legislature’s budget-writing committee would have to approve any contract moving Wisconsin public workers into a self-insurance model under a...
Risk Strategies Adds Harder as VP in Chicago Office November 17, 2015 National insurance broker and risk management firm, Risk Strategies Co., has added Alan G. Harder in its Chicago office as...
Minnesota Bars Use of Price Optimization in Insurance Rates November 17, 2015 Minnesota Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman has ordered insurers doing business in Minnesota to stop the practice of price optimization in...
Illinois Department of Insurance Reports ‘Inadvertent Data Release’ November 15, 2015 The Illinois Department of Insurance (DOI) reported that it mistakenly allowed the Social Security numbers of some health care providers...
Feds: Indiana Workplace Safety Agency Understaffed, Too Slow November 15, 2015 A federal review of Indiana’s workplace safety agency faulted it for having too few inspectors, slow responses to complaints and...
State Auto Names Centers Sr. VP, General Counsel November 15, 2015 State Auto Financial Corp. has appointed Melissa A. Centers as senior vice president, secretary and general counsel. She succeeds Jay...
Illinois Budget Mess Leaves Families’ Flood Buyouts in Limbo November 15, 2015 By Sara Burnett After the Mississippi River flooded four years ago, more than 100 Illinois families agreed — some reluctantly — to sell...