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Authorities and residents of Alabama got some good news on Wednesday following a series of church fires last month. Three... Read More

Legislation that would protect charities from frivolous lawsuits and eliminate the need for those groups to purchase costly liability insurance... Read More

Insurance companies asked a federal appeals court in New York this week to reject a jury verdict that would enable... Read More

Arizona’s Senate voted to make it more difficult to win medical malpractice lawsuits over emergency health care, a step which... Read More

There’s more to fire safety education than stop, drop and roll, firefighters say. New York City firefighters and a fire... Read More

An 81-year-old Cleveland man, Myron Manders, wants the Social Security Administration to admit that he is alive and well. No... Read More

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the South Florida Chapter of the Associated General... Read More

Finding old photographs to mark the centennial of California’s 1906 “Great Quake” and fire was the easy part of Corey... Read More

A Johnstown, Pennsylvania company’s reported failure to adequately protect workers against lead exposure has resulted in a proposed penalty of... Read More

San Diego-based commercial insurance brokerage firm Cavignac & Associates recently held the first of two sessions of its new Occupational... Read More