Kentucky Manufacturer Took Adequate Steps to Stem Racial Harassment, Court Finds February 8, 2022 Although a black maintenance worker suffered “intolerable racial harassment” from co-workers at a Kentucky manufacturer, the employer took steps to...
Florida House Panel Adds PTSD Benefits for Prison Guards, Not Dispatchers February 8, 2022 Florida corrections officers and probation officers moved a step closer to becoming eligible for workers’ compensation benefits for mental stress...
South Carolina House Doubles Fines for Passing Stopped School Bus February 7, 2022 The South Carolina House has approved a bill that increases the penalties for passing a stopped school bus and requires...
Jury Awards $50 million to South Carolina Mayor in Defamation Lawsuit February 7, 2022 A jury in South Carolina awarded $50 million in damages to a mayor in a defamation case against a longtime...
North Carolina Volunteer Fire Departments Get Grants from Blue Cross Donation February 7, 2022 North Carolina’s insurance commissioner said he plans to distribute more than $145,000 in grants this week to volunteer fire departments...
Alabama Woman Wanted in Georgia Insurance Fraud Case February 7, 2022 A Georgia judge has issued an arrest warrant for an Alabama woman who may have forged documents to receive more...
Six Charged in North Carolina Package-Delivery Theft Ring February 4, 2022 Six people have been arrested in North Carolina for their roles in a theft ring in which package delivery drivers...
Georgia Lawmakers Moving to Extend 2nd-Injury Fund for Another 2 Years February 4, 2022 Like their counterparts in several other states, Georgia lawmakers have been trying to wind down the state’s second-injury fund, the...
NBA Team Owner Buys National Security, Alabama-based Insurer February 4, 2022 A holding company formed by the owner of the Sacramento Kings basketball team has agreed to purchase National Security Group...
Florida Senate Pushing Ahead with No-Fault Auto Repeal, Despite Last Year’s Veto February 4, 2022 The Florida Senate is trying again to repeal the state’s no-fault auto insurance requirement with a bill that major insurers...