A jury awarded a $7.5 million judgment to a former St. Louis police officer who claimed her supervising sergeant sexually...
Monthly Archives: March 2014
A business-backed proposal to change court evidence rules failed on March 21 in the Kansas House before members gave first-round...
Ronald Rascia has been appointed acting secretary of the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission (IWCC). Rascia joined the commission in April...
Texas Associates Insurors has hired David Thomas as a risk solutions adviser. Thomas, a former football player for the University...
More than half of flood insurance policyholders in the tiny northern Arkansas city of Norfork face premium increases, but Mayor...
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak announced that health insurers may continue to renew policies not meeting Affordable Care Act requirements...
The Texas Department of Insurance is issuing a special catastrophe areas data call to property/casualty insurers who write direct commercial...
When the acclaimed television drama series Homeland climaxed with a devious plot by terrorists to kill America’s vice-president by hacking...
State workplace safety officials say 29 people died on the job in Oregon during 2013. The statistics released last week...
Five California harbors are preparing for future tsunamis under a new state project that arms them with maps that identify...