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State officials say a tipster called the South Carolina Arson Hotline and helped authorities solve 12 Columbia-area cases. The help... Read More

Homeowners who let bushes, shrubs and trees extend into the public right of way may be held liable if the... Read More

A $2.5 million lawsuit has been filed by the owner of a Nashville, Tenn., apartment complex against the state, its... Read More

New York City fire department officials and construction contractors have formed a joint advisory council to lay down stringent safety... Read More

While most Americans are preparing to add calories on Thanksgiving Day, people in Philadelphia are gearing up to burn off... Read More

A.M. Best Co. announced that it has placed the financial strength rating of ‘A+’ (Superior) and the issuer credit ratings... Read More

Industrial countries that pledged to cut their carbon emissions under the Kyoto Protocol will easily meet their targets by 2012,... Read More

A new model law adopted by the National Conference of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) will create a stronger safety net for... Read More

An insurance company should have paid for Hurricane Katrina damage to a policyholder’s home because it’s unclear what types of... Read More

A clear indication that Michigan’s 1993 tort reforms are working is that the state’s largest physician medical malpractice insurer is... Read More