A Massachusetts woman has sued a doctor who treated her after a test wrongly showed she was infected with the...
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Improvements to New York’s coastal property insurance program and a prohibition against denying some late-reported claims top the list of...
United States District Court Judge Nancy G. Edmunds of the Eastern District of Michigan in a final judgment ordered United...
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This is the first in a series of guest posts by Michael Gay. Check out his bio at the end....
The Board of Directors of Birmingham, Ala.-based ProAssurance Corp., elected Drayton Nabers Jr. to serve on its Board. Nabers previously...
The Insurance Institute of Michigan (IIM) recently held elections during its Annual Meeting on Nov. 27, 2007 in Lansing, Mich....
Upstate South Carolina-based insurance agent/brokerage and consulting firm, Rosenfeld Einstein, recently added Neal Ashley as controller. Ashley is a practicing...
The Texas Legislature enacted tort reform measures in 2003 that among other things placed a $250,000 cap on non-economic damage...
A group of State Farm policyholders want the Nebraska Supreme Court to reinstate their lawsuit against the company, because they...
Mark McKissock has been promoted to operations manager of state contract services claims for the California State Compensation Insurance Fund’s...
North Dakota’s workers compensation agency has $174.4 million more in reserves than state law allows, two years after the Legislature...