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Gaining too much weight can be as bad for an employer’s bottom line as it is for a person’s waistline.... Read More

Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and Federal Trade Commission Chairman Deborah Platt Majoras announced completion of the President’s Identity Theft... Read More

When streams and rivers throughout West Virginia surged over their banks last week, causing millions of dollars of damage, Garrett... Read More

The Workers Compensation Research Institute has named Suzanne M. Guyan as director of membership. Guyan will have responsibility for building... Read More

The actual costs of future catastrophes and other weather events linked to climate change are unknown but a new U.S.... Read More

A once high-flying asbestos litigation attorney was all set Friday to plead guilty to fraud involving thousands of clients, but... Read More

The up-and-coming hurricane researchers who accurately predicted a mild 2006 storm season, despite dire predictions of more established forecasters, said... Read More

5 men indicted in nationwide workers’ comp scam Five people, including a man from Tempe, have been indicted in an... Read More

General Motors Corp. vehicles had the highest and lowest driver death rates from 2002 through 2005, according to a study... Read More

Risk Management Solutions, a catastrophe risk modeling firm based in Newark, Calif., announced it anticipates there will be increases in... Read More