The head of a federal safety board said snow-like accumulations of industrial dust were reported at a Georgia sugar refinery...
Monthly Archives: <span>March 2008</span>
A new report is urging sweeping changes to Massachusetts medical malpractice system. The findings released by Uxbridge State Sen. Richard...
The Board of Governors of the Alaska Timber Insurance Exchange (ATIE), a policyholder owned workers’ compensation insurance company, is paying...
A federal judge called for more studies on how best to deal with mercury pollution in the lower Penobscot River...
A Knox County jury awarded a former state probation officer who claimed she was slandered at work $350,000 in damages....
A lawsuit against Ford Motor Co. on behalf of a girl who was badly hurt in the rollover of a...
The internal audit manager at North Dakota’s workers compensation agency has been fired. Kay Grinsteinner is said to have questioned...
Lawmakers approved $50 million in state money to match anticipated federal grants in an initial step to protect a flood-prone...
More than eight years after a New Year’s Eve fire at Michigan State University, four people have been indicted related...
W.R. Grace & Co. agreed to reimburse the federal government $250 million for the investigation and cleanup of asbestos contamination...