Georgia Studies Moving Malpractice Claims from Court to Review Panel September 26, 2013 By Christina Cassidy A panel of state lawmakers is studying a Senate bill that would overhaul Georgia’s medical malpractice system, with groups such...
Flood Insurance ‘Sticker Shock’ Hits Floridians with New, Secondary Homes September 26, 2013 By Tamara Lush When Colin and Joyce Elston bought their Florida dream home in May, they were confident they could afford the three-bedroom,...
Kentucky Judge Rules Woman Must Testify Against Same-Sex Partner September 25, 2013 The same-sex partner of a woman charged with murder must testify against her and isn’t protected by the husband-wife privilege...
Feds Vow More Oversight at South Carolina Nuclear Plant September 25, 2013 By Meg Kinnard Federal officials announced they are going to be doing more oversight at a South Carolina nuclear power plant that has...
Court Weighs Merits of Hold Placed on Florida PIP Reforms September 25, 2013 By Michael Adams Florida automobile insurers are hoping a court lifts an injunction that has blocked portions of the state’s 2012 no-fault law...
Florida City Frustrated with Abandoned Cruise Ship September 24, 2013 Panama City has spent tens of thousands of dollars removing dozens of derelict boats as it redevelops its waterfront. But...
Willis North America Names Doyle Managing Partner in Tampa September 24, 2013 Willis North America announced that James Doyle has been appointed managing partner of Willis’ Tampa operations. In this role, Doyle...
Florida Realtors Join Call to Delay Flood Insurance Hikes September 24, 2013 Real estate brokers have joined the chorus of those asking Congress to halt some of the changes to the nation’s...
Mississippi Insurance Agency Owner Charged with Fraud September 23, 2013 A Philadelphia, Miss., man has been charged with multiple counts of insurance fraud. Attorney General Jim Hood said in a...
Florida’s Citizens Has New Plan to Shift 200,000 Policies to 8 Private Insurers September 22, 2013 By Gary Fineout Florida’s largest insurer could be shifting thousands more of its policyholders away from the state-created company and into private insurance...