Safety App For Drivers Debuts in Flood-Plagued Virginia City NORFOLK, Va. (AP)–The sun was shining when Kim Williams hopped in her Honda Odyssey to visit a friend at a... Read More
S.C. Supreme Rules Punitive Damage Cap Applies to $4.5M Jury Award Carla Denise Garrison’s 8-year-old daughter picked up a used hypodermic needle from the parking lot outside a Target store and... Read More
Ethics Panel Says it Will Pursue Ex-Insurance Commissioner ATLANTA (AP)–Georgia ethics officials say they will pursue allegations of wrongdoing against former state Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine, overriding an... Read More
Another Fire Spotlights Troubled Georgia Apartment Complex AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)–Another fire at a troubled Augusta apartment complex is focusing attention on the city’s efforts to improve conditions... Read More
Assault at Job Covered by Workers’ Comp, Mississippi Supreme Court Rules A man gets assaulted at work by two co-workers. Is the man’s recourse for his injuries limited only to the... Read More
Drugmaker Endo Signs $65 Million Opioid Settlement with Florida Drugmaker Endo International plc said on Tuesday it had agreed to pay up to $65 million to resolve claims by... Read More
Minor Tremors Still Rumble Weeks After Larger SC Earthquake Small earthquakes are still shaking the ground near South Carolina’s capital city, more than two weeks after a larger convulsion... Read More
Judge to Consider Lowering $7M Bond For Alex Murdaugh COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP)–Prominent South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh was scheduled for a virtual hearing Monday as a judge could consider... Read More
Insurers Win 1 Bad Faith Case, Lose Another Before Fla. Appellate Courts Remember George Costanza’s trick in “Seinfeld,” the 1990s TV sitcom? When he couldn’t (or didn’t want to) pay his rent... Read More
As South Florida Condos Age, More Owners Are Willing to Sell FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP)–For some South Florida condo dwellers, that tap on the shoulder could lead to the deal of... Read More