News Online Background Checks May Violate Fair Credit Law: FTC Federal regulators this week warned several companies that the quick, easy background checks they are providing online might violate the... Read More
Southeast News Alabama Lawmakers Look to Fund Tornado-Damaged Schools The Alabama Legislature is closer to providing money to repair and rebuild public schools hit by tornadoes in 2011 and... Read More
Southeast News Tennessee Governor Signs Workers’ Compensation Bill Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has signed a measure to change the way the state considers injured workers’ claims. The Republican... Read More
Thought Leadership Beyond the Flood Zone: Managing Urban Flooding in the Northeast Presented by Cotality Areas like New York City can cause a massive headache for insurers during hurricane season — often surpassing the challenges...
East News Pennsylvania Family Reaches $15.6 Million Settlement in DUI Case The family of a 7-year-old girl who was killed by a drunk driver after he left a Pittsburgh restaurant has... Read More
Midwest News Missouri Court Upholds $28M Damages in Sky Diving Deaths A Missouri Court of Appeals has restored $28 million in punitive damages to the families of five people who died... Read More
East News Justin Bieber, Usher Sued for Copyright Infringement Two Virginia songwriters are suing Justin Bieber and Usher for $10 million for copyright infringement. Devin Copeland and Mareio Overton... Read More
East News New Jersey Hospitals Show Improved Patient Safety: Study A new study finds New Jersey hospitals are doing a better job of preventing infections, falls and readmissions. The New... Read More
News Safety Regulators Close Probes into Ford, Chrysler Vehicles U.S. auto safety regulators closed two separate probes into vehicles made by Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Group LLC after... Read More
International News Damage Claims Down, Premiums Up for Reinsurers in Q1 Low damage claims and rising premiums helped to shield earnings at German reinsurers Munich Re and Hannover Re in the... Read More
Midwest News Chicago Asked to Settle Police Beating Lawsuit Chicago aldermen have recommended that the city pay $325,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a hemophiliac who alleged he... Read More