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- Toyota Facing Possible Triple Damages in Consumer Resale Value Suits Mar 18, 2010
Lawyers seeking civil damages against Toyota Motor Corp. on behalf of U.S. consumers for diminished resale value of recalled vehicles are broadening their cases to add ... - Tennessee Couple Wins $19.2 Million in Malpractice Suit Mar 18, 2010
A woman who sued after surgery for a broken leg left her partially paralyzed has been awarded $19.2 million by a federal court jury in Chattanooga that also returned a $3 ... - Connecticut AG Wants Crackdown on Worker Misclassification Mar 18, 2010
Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is heralding recommendations of a state commission that would crackdown on companies that illegally misclassify employees ... - Alabama Jury Awards $2.6M to Patient Ignored by Home Health Service Mar 18, 2010
A jury has awarded $2.65 million to a man who was stranded in his bed for four days by home health care workers. Fifty-five-year-old Nathan Ballard sued Gentiva Health ... - Florida Sweep Nabs 19 Suspects in Staged Accident Fraud Mar 15, 2010
Florida officials say a statewide sweep of staged accident scammers last week resulted in the arrest of 19 suspects, including arrests in Ft. Myers, Miami, Orlando, ... - Best Affirms Arch Re and Affiliates 'A' Ratings; Stable Outlook Dec 16, 2009
A.M. Best Co. has affirmed the financial strength rating (FSR) of 'A' (Excellent) and issuer credit ratings (ICR) of "a+" of Bermuda-based Arch Reinsurance Ltd. and its ... - Fire Sparked by Static Kills Gas Pumper in Pennsylvania Mar 11, 2010
Authorities in Pennsylvania say a gas station patron died when static electricity ignited a fire as he filled up his tank. Authorities say 19-year-old L. David Byers of ... - Chicago Fort Dearborn Life Acquires HM Life Insurance Company Aug 17, 2006
Chicago-based Fort Dearborn Life Insurance Co., a subsidiary of Health Care Service Corp. (HCSC), a Mutual Legal Reserve Company, has completed the acquisition of the ... - California Couple Convicted of Murdering Woman's Former Husband for Insurance Dollars Aug 10, 2004
A San Fernando, California jury, after six days of deliberation, convicted a Chatsworth couple of murdering the woman's former husband - a Los Angeles Unified School ... - Property/Casualty Insurers Have Issues with Dodd Financial Reform Bill Mar 16, 2010
Even though they are largely excluded from the federal financial regulatory overhaul proposed in the Senate, property/casualty insurers say there are some elements they ... - Nebraska County Rejects $1M Claim in Bus Collision Mar 18, 2010
The Lancaster County Board has rejected a $1 million claim from the driver of a pickup that collided with a Norris, Neb., school bus last summer. Jeffery Hall says he ... - New Jersey Bill: No Texting While Operating Train or Bus Jan 28, 2009
A fatal commuter train crash in California is the reason for a New Jersey bill to bar train conductors and bus drivers from text messaging or sending e-mails while their ... - Cause of Fatal Bus Crash in Texas Unknown Mar 18, 2010
A crowded bus carrying young families and spring breakers toward Mexico went careening off a Texas highway and flipped onto its side on March 16, killing two people and ... - Florida Claims Adjuster for Zurich, 4 Others Charged with Fraud Mar 15, 2010
Florida officials reported the arrests of five individuals involved in defrauding Zurich Insurance Group, including a Zurich claims adjuster Donald Alfred Toohey, ... - Kansas Court Hears TV Station Appeal in BTK Killings Defamation Suit Jan 29, 2009
A Wichita television station that lost a defamation lawsuit for naming a possible suspect in the BTK serial killings told the Kansas Supreme Court this week that it did ... - FEMA Denies Aid for Florida Families with Chinese Drywall Damage Mar 17, 2010
Last week Florida asked for federal financial assistance for thousands of homeowners with property damage caused by defective Chinese drywall. But the Federal Emergency ... - Artesia Insurance Broker Arrested on Grand Theft Charges Feb 16, 2010
Insurance broker Lisa Christine Franklin of Artesia, Calif., who was already out on bail for grand theft and insurance fraud, has been arrested on one felony count of ... - Ratings Recap: Berkshire H. (Notes), AXA US, Chartis PR, AGCS Marine Jan 12, 2010
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services has assigned its 'AAA' senior debt rating to Berkshire Hathaway Finance Corp.'s (BHFC) $1.0 billion senior notes. The notes will ... - Oprah Winfrey Due in Philadelphia for Defamation Trial Mar 18, 2010
Talk show host and media magnate Oprah Winfrey is expected to spend two weeks defending herself at trial in a defamation case linked to the sex-abuse scandal at her girls ... - 5 Arrested in Louisiana Auto Insurance Fraud Case Mar 4, 2010
Louisiana State Police have arrested five people on charges ranging from felony theft to insurance fraud. In September 2009, troopers obtained information from the ... - Texas High Court Upholds 10-Year Filing Period in Med-Mal Lawsuits Mar 17, 2010
In a move Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott says validates Texas' medical malpractice laws, the Texas Supreme Court has upheld the state's 10-year limitation, or statute ... - Maine Lawmakers Look at Insurance to Plug Budget Gap Jan 21, 2005
As the Maine Legislature opens its 2005 session, lawmakers are reportedly primarily concerned with tax issues, including a proposal that would tax insurance premiums to ... - Best Affirms Lloyd's Syndicate 382 Ratings & Hardy Underwriting Feb 16, 2010
A.M. Best Co. has affirmed the Best's Syndicate Rating of 'A' (Excellent) and the issuer credit rating (ICR) of "a+" of Lloyd's Syndicate 382, which is managed by Hardy ... - Army Bomb Expert Sues, Claims 'Hurt Locker' Movie Based on Him Mar 5, 2010
An Army bomb disposal expert who served in the Iraq war is suing the makers of "The Hurt Locker,'' claiming the Oscar-nominated film's lead character is based on him and ... - Virginia Fills 43,000 Potholes in 2 Weeks Mar 18, 2010
Virginia Department of Transportation crews have patched, repaired or filled more than 43,000 potholes since March 1, the first day of its pothole blitz. Gov. Bob ...