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New securities lawsuits sparked by the credit crisis have all but disappeared, but the pace of securities lawsuit filings in... Read More

The American Insurance Association (AIA) wants state regulators to emphasize regulatory “effectiveness and efficiency” at the National Association of Insurance... Read More

Nearly 17 percent of U.S. medical costs can be blamed on obesity, according to new research that suggests the nation’s... Read More

A key safety measure recently passed by Congress in response to a regional airline crash last year is facing opposition... Read More

A Chinese drywall manufacturer has agreed to participate in the remediation of up to 300 homes in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana... Read More

Accused swindler Allen Stanford may not use $100 million in a Lloyd’s of London directors and officers insurance policy to... Read More

Citigroup Inc. was accused in a gender bias lawsuit by six women, who said the bank ran an outdated “boys... Read More

U.S. Supreme Court justices admitted Tuesday that they were confused by a 1986 law that seeks to make sure that... Read More

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Four attorneys from Texas, Louisiana and Florida were appointed last Friday to a committee to lead the hundreds of oil... Read More