There is a small contingent of independent insurance agents who aren’t sure they’ve found their permanent career yet. About 20...
Articles by Patricia-Anne Tom
Wyoming’s Joint Labor, Health and Social Services Interim Committee is set to study Wyoming’s workers’ compensation program this year. According...
The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that a claim of sex abuse against a government employee may depend on when...
Washington’s Legislature ended its regular session last week, passing, among others, bills that affect identity theft. SB 5878 Assisting ID...
Oregon’s Department of Consumer and Business Services is proposing to permanently adopt a temporary rule that reduces fees for license...
Arizona lawmakers are considering two workers’ compensation bills that would change how workers’ compensation benefits are calculated and awarded, and...
Since this issue of Insurance Journal puts the spotlight on agency salaries, it’s only fair that the compensation of corporate...
U.S. District Judge Stanwood Duval recently dismissed a lawsuit against the U.S. Corps of Engineers over levee failures in New...
The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that parts of the Oregon Torts Claims Act that limits liability claims against governments...
Employers and employees alike should mind their ps and qs this year. As the presidential race heats up, so could...