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Court rulings have left state inspectors powerless to enforce safety standards at construction sites like the one where three people... Read More

A jury in Atlantic County Superior Court in Atlantic City, N.J. ordered pharmaceutical giant Merck to pay a 77-year old... Read More

Thousands of claims are anticipated by carriers and insurance agents in northern Tennessee and southern Kentucky in the aftermath of... Read More

Consumers should have up to two years to file lawsuits against their insurance companies after a disaster declared by the... Read More

A Louisiana House of Representatives budget committee agreed to a plan to spend $360 million in Louisiana’s federal hurricane recovery... Read More

Doctors who volunteer post-hurricane medical help in Louisiana need extra protection against malpractice lawsuits, a Louisiana House of Representatives committee... Read More

The city of New Orleans may have to pay the federal government $1.6 million if the Federal Emergency Management Agency... Read More

A licensed Monroe, La., bail bond producer has been arrested and issued a cease and desist order for allegedly allowing... Read More

The American Insurance Association (AIA) expressed disappointment that one of the most contested issues in the Oklahoma Legislature for the... Read More

Erin Toll, deputy commissioner of the Colorado Insurance Department, has pledged to close 180 affiliated businesses operating illegally in her... Read More