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A Tennessee attorney is preparing to ask the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to pay disability benefits and damages for... Read More

A Michigan Supreme Court justice’s decision not to recuse herself from a case that pertains to her husband’s profession contradicts... Read More

An insurance industry group says American cars remain the top picks among Missouri thieves. The Missouri Insurance Information Service says... Read More

The Board of Trustees of Texas Political Subdivisions Joint Self Insurance Fund has voted to approve more than $150,000 in... Read More

The work of Zurich in North America’s Claims and special investigators helped federal postal inspectors unravel a “slip and fall”... Read More

In an effort to prevent heat illness and reduce worker injuries, California’s Department of Industrial Relations’ Division of Occupational Safety... Read More

Washington’s Office of the Insurance Commissioner has announced that a cease and desist order was issued against Gary A.Wyche of... Read More

On June 6, 2009 Helen C. Rodriguez pled guilty to one count of felony insurance fraud and was ordered to... Read More

A state lawmaker is urging Huntington to scrap an ordinance that has prompted a court challenge to West Virginia’s experiment... Read More

Floating down Tennessee’s Sequatchie River, graduate student Chris Howard and geology researcher Steve Obermeier are looking for sand blows —... Read More