Trial Set to Consider Approval of Boy Scouts Bankruptcy Plan DOVER, Del. (AP) — More than two years after the Boy Scouts of America sought bankruptcy protection amid an onslaught... Read More
Rhode Island Takes Teva to Trial in Multibillion-Dollar Opioid Case Rhode Island is set to square off on Monday against Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., as a multibillion-dollar trial begins over... Read More
Late Winter Storm Blasts South, Northeast With Snow and Wind A late winter storm blasted the northeastern United States on Saturday with high winds and snow that could pile up... Read More
Hacked US Companies to Face New Reporting Requirements WASHINGTON (AP) — Companies critical to U.S. national interests will now have to report when they’re hacked or they pay... Read More
Facing Purdue Owners Brings Pain, Closure for Opioid Victims NEW YORK (AP) — Kara Trainor composed herself, looked into a camera and began to speak to the drugmakers she... Read More
Viewpoint: Is Appraisal an Arbitration? Yes and No. Maybe. Sort of. Appraisal and arbitration are similar – and different. Are they so similar that appraisal can be called a form of... Read More
Act Fast to Preserve Evidence When Subrogating Water Damage Claims Nearly a third of homeowners’ insurance claims are caused by water damage, costing carriers an average of more than $11,000... Read More
Opioid Victims to Confront Purdue Pharma’s Sacklers in Court Victims of America’s opioid addiction epidemic will confront in court on Thursday the Sackler family members who own OxyContin-maker Purdue... Read More
Purdue Pharma Judge Overrules DOJ to Approve $6B Opioid Settlement The judge overseeing Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy on Wednesday approved a $6 billion opioid settlement funded by its Sackler family owners,... Read More
BMW Recalling 917,000 US Vehicles Over Engine Fire Concerns WASHINGTON –– BMW will recall 917,106 vehicles in the United States over potential engine fire risks, the German automaker said... Read More