Florida Insurers Wary of PIP Rate Rollbacks Timed for October March 21, 2012 By Michael Adams While state officials are widely praising Florida’s new no-fault auto insurance law, insurers are wary of having to implement rate...
Mississippi Supreme Court Denies Appeal In Road Sign Case March 20, 2012 An appeal from Don F. McElroy, who claims he is owed compensation from Simpson County for injuries he suffered in...
Websites Reunite Tornado Victims with Lost Belongings March 20, 2012 By Chris Kenning There were a yellow football jersey, wrinkled prom photos, canceled checks and a birth certificate. There were wedding photos and...
Partner Perspective Are You Still Learning, or Just Maintaining? Presented by Academy Journal According to the Cambridge dictionary, a professional is “a person who has the type of job that needs a high...
Mississippi Workers’ Comp Chief Aims to Balance Costs, Fair Treatment March 19, 2012 By Becky Gillette As chairman of the Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Commission, Liles B. Williams oversees the work of an agency that receives reports...
Court Allows Suspension of Cardinal Health’s Florida Shipping Center March 19, 2012 By Anna Yukhananov A U.S. appeals court allowed the government to suspend Cardinal Health Inc.’s license to distribute potentially addictive drugs from a...
Florida Battles Over Beach Erosion, Costs of Replenishment March 19, 2012 By Tamara Rush The St. Joseph Peninsula is picture-perfect Florida: 17 miles of sugar sand beach interrupted by a few clusters of homes,...
West Virginia Passes Mine Safety Measure March 19, 2012 West Virginia will update its mine safety laws in the wake of the worst U.S. coal mining disaster in four...
Mississippi House, Senate Divided Over Workers’ Compensation Changes March 16, 2012 By Laura Tillman The Mississippi Legislature is split on a bill that would make changes to the state’s workers’ compensation law. Opponents say...
Kentucky Orders Halt to Insurance Cancellations in Tornado-Stricken Areas March 16, 2012 Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear has signed an executive order prohibiting insurance companies from canceling policies or changing rates in counties...
South Carolina Lawmakers Delay Liability Cap Vote March 16, 2012 By Meg Kinnard A South Carolina legislative panel opted this week to postpone voting on a bill that would exclude medical expenses from...