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The U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform’s (ILR) survey of the most ridiculous lawsuits of 2012: Intoxicated Florida driver pleads... Read More

Conning’s 2012 liability trends study, “Liability and Tort Trends: Trouble Around the Corner?” found that many insurers with the poorest... Read More

Claims Journal magazine is pleased to announce the following members of its newly established editorial board: Steven Plitt, Ken Levine,... Read More

All plumbers worth their salt have heard that paste flux, used in soldering, causes pinhole leaks in copper pipe. While... Read More

According to catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide, on Friday, February 15, a meteor exploded over the city of Chelyabinsk (population:... Read More

A woman had to be rescued from an underground sanitary sewer vault in northern Illinois after falling about 8 feet... Read More

Russia’s Emergency Situations Ministry says that a magnitude 6.7 earthquake has hit a sparsely populated area in Eastern Siberia. There... Read More

More than 60 civil lawsuits have been filed against an Oklahoma pipeline company over damages from a summer wildfire at... Read More

Officials are pushing a safety campaign in western North Dakota’s oil patch, where 12 people died in oil and gas... Read More

A passenger plane carrying soccer fans headed for a match skidded past the landing strip and overturned in the eastern... Read More