Mississippi Residents Still Recovering from 2011 Floods As New Season Approaches April 9, 2012 By Jeff Amy The levees in Tunica, Mississippi, held. But that doesn’t mean the record Mississippi River flood of 2011 didn’t leave destruction...
Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Bill Goes Back to Senate April 9, 2012 By Emily Wagster Pettus The Mississippi House last Thursday advanced a bill to make changes that manufacturers and business groups are seeking in the...
Kentucky Amish Buggy Safety Bill Not Yet Law April 6, 2012 Legislation that would give the Amish an immediate exemption from having to attach brightly colored slow-moving-vehicle triangles to their buggies...
Kish Joins Florida’s AssuredPartners April 6, 2012 Florida-based insurance brokerage network AssuredPartners Inc. has added Mike Kish as director of mergers and acquisitions. Kish will assist in...
Tampa Medical Firm Accused of End Run Around Florida’s New PIP Law April 6, 2012 By Brent Kallestad A Tampa company has sent fliers to chiropractors suggesting ways to capitalize on potential loopholes in new legislation aimed at...
Judge Denies Kentucky Student’s Damages Claim in Free Speech Case April 5, 2012 By Brett Barrouquere A federal judge has ruled that a former University of Louisville nursing student waived her free speech rights by signing...
Workers’ Compensation Upheld for North Carolina School Principal Shot in Face April 5, 2012 The state Court of Appeals has upheld a decision awarding workers’ compensation to a middle school principal shot in the...
Trayvon Martin March to Happen After Tallahassee Waives Insurance Requirement April 4, 2012 By Michael Adams A march in Florida’s state capital to protest the shooting death of Trayvon Martin is being held today after city...
Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Bill Hits Snag in House April 4, 2012 By Jeff Amy A bill that would revise Mississippi’s workers’ compensation system survived attempts to kill it this week, but ended up further...
North Carolina Vows Crackdown on Workers’ Compensation Scofflaws April 4, 2012 By Michael Adams Officials in North Carolina said they will review their efforts to ensure that employers are purchasing workers’ compensation coverage after...