In some states, interest can be a significant portion of a judgment — in New York, for example, the number...
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Articles by Jonathan Schapp and Michael T. Glascott
Officials say the Ohio state agriculture department has decided not to fine the operators of a thrill ride that broke...
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A woman who fell off an escalator at Foxwoods Resort Casino in October and later died lost her balance while...
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Insurance has a talent problem. The challenge runs deeper than a staffing shortage: experienced professionals are leaving while new adjusters...
The deadliest U.S. building fire in more than a decade has left David Gregory with a recurring nightmare that still...
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When it comes to sexual harassment allegations, no employer wants to find itself in the position an Indiana university was...
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A U.S. lawmaker wants the Homeland Security Department inspector general to review contracts worth $30 million awarded to a fledgling...
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Earthquakes that have swarmed North Texas in recent years occurred on faults awakened by human activity after they had been...
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The Lloyd’s market has paid claims worth $1.7 billion so far in response to hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria. Earlier...
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The Montana Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the creation of a special court to oversee hundreds of claims filed on...
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The recent spate of natural disasters hitting the U.S. has left staff of the Federal Emergency Management Agency “tapped out”...
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