An Ohio jury has awarded more than $20 million to a woman whose baby was stuck in her birth canal for 13 hours. On Monday, May 19th, a jury found doctors negligent for trying to push Heather Grow’s 9-pound baby …
A study of workplace accidents in Kansas shows that Wednesday is the most dangerous day to be at work. A 2006 survey by the Kansas Department of Labor found that 2,050 of workplace injuries that required time off happened on …
Harleysville Insurance has introduced its first product under its new StarAdvantage banner. The new Businessowners Program (BOP) is for smaller, property-driven risks in hundreds of business classes. Market segments targeted for this new offering include habitational, mercantile, office, service/processing and …
The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. has appointed Sean M. Fitzpatrick to the position of senior vice president of its Middle Market insurance segment. In his new role, Fitzpatrick will be responsible for managing all of The Hartford’s Middle Market …
While more than $216 billion is spent on prescription drugs every year, the upside to this high tab is that prescription drugs have contributed to decreases in more expensive hospital care and physician services. As prescription drug costs, representing 10.3 …
Karen Clark, who developed the first hurricane catastrophe model, has been recognized by a climate change group that won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize. Clark, president and chief executive officer of Karen Clark & Co. in Boston, has been honored …
For many visitors, the first glimpse of New Jersey is a string of industrial plants and refineries in a sea of yellow light along the Turnpike. With the state’s most hazardous chemical facilities so close to its most traveled routes …
The UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined UNAT DIRECT Insurance Management Limited £640,000 ($1.26 million) for failings relating to a lack of effective control and oversight over its appointment of call centers. “UNAT – an indirect, wholly-owned subsidiary of …
Battered giant American International Group, finally got some good news for a change, albeit one that’s unlikely to offset the £640 million ($1.26 million) fine the UK’s, Financial Services Authority has leveled against one of its subsidiaries (See related article). …
While many people collect celebrity autographs simply for fun, it’s also a “potentially money-making hobby,”; notes an article on the Lloyd’s web site (www.lloyds.com). “Signatures from famous personalities are held at great value, and an item’s value can rise considerably …
