One down, hundreds to go. That’s the tally for a federal judge in Mississippi who ruled last week in favor...
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More than 1,200 people showed up in South Burlington, Vt., early in August to celebrate the 25th anniversary of an...
The Michigan Supreme Court’s 4-3 decision to preclude trial courts from bundling together asbestos cases for trial or settlement is...
The Nebraska Department of Insurance announced recently that it has approved the recommendation of the Nebraska Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool...
160 The number of demolition permits issued in Lake Charles, La., this year, almost twice the number issued in all...
The problem of providing workers’ compensation insurance for jockeys and backstretch workers, such as grooms and exercise riders, in the...
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services reported that it revised its counterparty credit rating on Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. to ‘R’...
Oklahoma State Sen. Jeff Rabon recently asked the U.S. Congress to make available additional funding for emergency drought relief needed...
Cities across North America often shy away from building skate parks, citing fear of liability as the main reason for...
Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Blanco met with insurance industry executives on Aug. 17, seeking ways to keep insurers writing homeowners policies...