Southeast News

Ronald Krebs has joined the Alternative Risk Transfer Services Team in South Carolina’s insurance department, where he will be responsible... Read More

Trying to make the best of a bad situation, federal officials might use foreclosed homes as temporary housing for hurricane... Read More

Federal Emergency Management Agency has opened five assistance centers in eastern Kentucky. Centers are in Breathitt, Floyd and Owsley counties,... Read More

Georgia’s top insurance regulator said Atlanta homeowners could be paying 10 percent more for their insurance unless the city hires... Read More

An insured who voluntarily agrees to pay a settlement that is not dictated by a jury verdict cannot sue its... Read More

A Florida jury has awarded $30 million to a Pensacola widow in a ruling against R.J. Reynolds Tobacco. Lawyers for... Read More

Pearl River Community College hasn’t exactly been able to put Hurricane Katrina in the rearview mirror. Nearly four years later,... Read More

An administrative law judge has rejected a bank’s request to close a federal hearing involving a former BB&T investigator who... Read More

A Marlinton, West Virginia, physician convicted on 29 counts of health care fraud for billing insurers for services he never... Read More

A federal judge in Birmingham has sentenced a former Allstate Insurance Company employee to 12 months in prison for multiple... Read More