State Farm: Likelihood of Striking a Deer More Than Doubles in Fall The odds drivers will have a claim from hitting a deer, elk or moose is 1 out of 169, the... Read More
New Technologies Could Aid in Short Circuiting Chronic Pain More than 100 million people in this country have pain that won’t go away. Many of these chronic pain sufferers... Read More
ACE Announces North America Leadership Team Effective Once Chubb Acquisition Complete ACE Limited announced the leadership teams it intends to appoint for the company’s North American business units, including National Accounts,... Read More
Survey Finds State Lawsuit Climate Important Factor for Company Growth Plans A new survey finds 75 percent of attorneys at U.S. companies say a state’s lawsuit environment is likely to impact... Read More
Nationwide Raises Minimum Pay Rate to $15 Per Hour Following in the footsteps of Facebook and Wal-Mart, Ohio-based Nationwide announced it will raise its minimum pay rate to $15... Read More
Railroads Warn of System Disruptions as Safety Deadline Nears Major U.S. and Canadian railroads stepped up pressure on Congress to extend a Dec. 31 deadline for new safety technology... Read More
IIHS Expands, Opens New Track to Focus on Crash Avoidance Technologies The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety began a new chapter Friday, opening an expanded testing facility that will enable it... Read More
Automakers Agree to Add Automatic Brakes on All New Cars Ten automakers have committed to the government and a private safety group that they will include automatic emergency braking in... Read More
U.S. Aims to Avoid Another Blue Bell With New Food Safety Rules Sweeping new rules meant to curtail foodborne illnesses that sicken one in six Americans each year will require food companies... Read More
Better Signs Could Help Reduce Friction Between Motorists, Bicyclists A simple change in the wording of a traffic sign – from “Share the Road” to “Bicycles May Use Full... Read More