Food Borne Illness Cases Present Complex Coverage Questions December 19, 2012 By Stephanie K. Jones One of the most heavily litigated insurance issues in coverage liability cases related to outbreaks of widespread food borne illnesses...
Asbestos Lawsuit Disclosure Bill Heads to Ohio Governor December 13, 2012 A bill headed to the Ohio governor aims to curb duplicate lawsuits over on-the-job asbestos exposure in a state with...
Judge Urged to Approve Chinese Drywall Settlements November 15, 2012 By Michael Kunzelman Attorneys for thousands of Gulf Coast property owners urged a federal judge in New Orleans to give his final approval...
Oklahoma AG Delivers First Mortgage Settlement Check October 17, 2012 By Tim Talley Oklahoma’s attorney general delivered $20,000 to a Tulsa couple on Oct. 15, the first of hundreds of mortgage settlement checks...
R K Harrison Offers Specialist PI Product for Art Market Professionals October 10, 2012 London-based R K Harrison Insurance Services (RKHIS), part of the employee-owned insurance broker, R K Harrison Group, has developed a...
N.M. Private Security Co. Target Of Myriad Lawsuits October 9, 2012 By Paul Elias The country’s largest provider of private federal court house security officers recently paid a $1.9 million fine to the federal...
Secure Legal Title Launches Lloyd’s Coverage October 5, 2012 Secure Legal Title Ltd., a London-based provider of legal indemnity and title insurance, announced the registration at Lloyd’s of “Secure...
BP Emails Reveal Company Veiled Spill Rate February 2, 2012 By Cain Burdeau On the day the Deepwater Horizon sank, BP officials warned in an internal memo that if the well was not...
Appeals Court in Texas Accepts State Farm Refunds Case December 16, 2011 State Farm Insurance has asked an appeals court to throw out an order requiring the company to refund about $350...
Illinois Judge Pulled from Asbestos Cases Will Return $30K in Donations December 16, 2011 A judge who was assigned to hear all of the asbestos cases in her southwestern Illinois county was stripped of...