A bill designed to beef up the safety of U.S. prescription drugs is poised to pass Congress, but without a...
Monthly Archives: <span>June 2012</span>
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited a Massachusetts food plant where a worker was killed with nearly...
On June 20 and 21, law enforcement across Saskatchewan, a prairie province in Canada, will again be targeting two main...
In an interview with Claims Journal, Charlie Schuver, president of Guarantee Insurance Co., a specialty workers’ compensation insurer and subsidiary...
Public company executives may be in for a surprise lawsuit. Despite the odds that they and their directors will be...
Insured losses from last week’s violent hailstorm in Dallas should be just under $1 billion, a trade group for Texas...
Tropical Storm Chris formed over the open Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday and posed no threat to land, the Miami-based U.S....
Police and family members of an Arizona woman say the 22-year-old pre-med student fell to her death from her Las...
New Mexico’s pharmacy and medical boards are considering proposals that call for greater scrutiny from doctors and pharmacists in giving...
Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire announced Monday a state plan to address tsunami debris that reaches the state’s coast from Japan...