Massachusetts should repeal its no-fault law, end its reliance on uniform state-set rates, and remove the state antitrust exemption for...
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An apprentice technician who received burns on 60 percent of his body after an electrical explosion, settled a lawsuit this...
A West Virginia Circuit judge has ruled in Charleston that the West Virginia Insurance Commission must reveal the names of...
An apprentice technician who received burns on 60 percent of his body after an electrical explosion, settled a lawsuit this...
A truck repair business will pay $800,000 to the widow of a police officer killed in high-speed highway chase in...
The Texas medical community collectively scratched its head recently as newspaper headlines trumpeted a new study claiming that increases in...
Workers’ compensation average costs per claim in Wisconsin grew eight percent in 2002, following two years of double-digit increases, according...
A total of $4,299,257.21 in Individual and Households Program (IHIP) grants has been approved for disaster assistance in Ohio since...
Tom Gallagher, Florida’s CEO and House Insurance Committee Chair Rep. Dennis A. Ross, R-Lakeland, listened intently to an array of...
In a surprise move, the West Virginia Senate Finance Committee speeded up its consideration of a third-party bad faith reform...