The U.S. Supreme Court reportedly sent a clear message Tuesday regarding excessive punitive damage awards when it overturned a Utah...
Monthly Archives: <span>April 2003</span>
Despite signs of improvement in the technical performance of the Swiss non-life insurance market in 2002, Standard & Poor’s said...
Congressman Chris Cannon (R-Utah) has introduced the Asbestos Compensation Fairness Act of 2003 to reportedly reform the asbestos litigation process...
Hundreds of Massachusetts doctors attended a rally on the steps of the State Capital in Boston on Tuesday to protest...
Standard & Poor’s has lowered its counterparty credit and financial strength ratings on the primary operating subsidiaries of Toronto, Ont.-based...
A number of asbestos litigation reform bills were filed in both the Louisiana House and Senate for the session that...
Republican Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty has made his state the third in the nation to enact a law that will...
In a rare move, employers and labor leaders will both go before the Senate Labor and Industrial Relations Committee in...
Milo Sam Popovich, 61, of Sutter Creek, Calif., surrendered to authorities at the Amador County Jail on five felony counts...
The Florida Senate’s Banking & Insurance Committee gave its approval to no-fault legislation containing many reforms advocated by the American...