East News Two East Coast States Get $550K Anti-Texting Grants The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), part of the U.S. Transportation Department, said this month it is providing $550,000... Read More
West News California Leads Nation in Exonerations of Wrongfully Convicted A new research group finds that at least 200 wrongful convictions have been thrown out since 1989 in California, costing... Read More
Midwest News Cause of Fire That Devastated North Dakota Town Not Known The wildfire that devastated the small southwestern North Dakota town of Bucyrus has been ruled accidental, but the cause likely... Read More
Thought Leadership The Investigation Referral Is Not an Order Form Presented by Hodson PI A referral may say, “Conduct two days of surveillance,” “Locate and interview the witness,” or “Complete a social media investigation.”...
Midwest News Indiana Company Rebuilding Year After Big Blaze A year after a spectacular fire destroyed its main facility, a Fort Wayne, Ind., company has overcome a series of... Read More
News PLRB/LIRB Large Loss Conference Canceled The PLRB/LIRB Large Loss Conference, scheduled to be held in Washington, D.C., October 29 to October 31, has been canceled... Read More
Midwest News News on Iowa City Landfill Fire ‘Not Good’ A city official says the damage from the Iowa City landfill fire is worse than expected. Project engineer Dan Scott... Read More
Southeast News Mississippi Motorist Sentenced for Filing Duplicate Claims Authorities in Mississippi announced this week that a local motorist will spend 12 months in jail for committing insurance fraud.... Read More
East News New York Auto Body Shop Suit Against Progressive Will Proceed A New York-based auto body shop has been allowed to move forward with its lawsuit that accuses Progressive Insurance Group... Read More
Southeast News Florida Supreme Court Gets Another Tobacco Question An appellate court wants the Florida Supreme Court to resolve a question on punitive damages in cases involving sick smokers.... Read More
News U.S. Regulators Probe Ford’s Taurus, Sable for Throttle Issue U.S. safety regulators are investigating 310,000 Taurus and Mercury Sable cars built by Ford Motor Co over a problem that... Read More