Florida Lawmakers Approve Expanded Wind-Mitigation Program May 3, 2023 By William Rabb More rich and more poor residents will qualify for home-hardening grants under an expanded My Safe Florida Home measure approved...
Widow Bound by Exclusive Remedy in Band-Saw Fatality, NC Court Finds May 3, 2023 By William Rabb A longtime worker at a North Carolina furniture products company, described as a model employee, died in 2020 under somewhat...
West Virginians Fear Log Plant’s Potential Health Risks May 2, 2023 By William Rabb Residents of a small West Virginia town less than two hours from the nation’s capital are worried that their health...
New Risk Retention Group Requirements in Question as Fla. Session Winds Down May 2, 2023 By William Rabb Risk retention groups may not be the sexiest of insurance topics, but they have gained new attention this week after...
Tennessee Special Session on Gun Laws Won’t Come Until After July 4 May 2, 2023 By William Rabb Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said Friday that a special lawmaking session dedicated to possible changes to the state’s gun laws...
TN Volkswagen Plant Shut Down After Three Workers Hit by Vehicle Outside May 1, 2023 By William Rabb Management shut down production Saturday at a Volkswagen plant in Tennessee after three workers were struck by a vehicle on...
Mississippi Tire Plant Partly Covered, Will Reopen in June After Tornado May 1, 2023 By William Rabb A northeast Mississippi tire plant that was damaged by an April tornado is expected to restart production in June. Goodyear...
South Florida Jury Awards Woman $5.5M from Mold, Water Damage in Condo May 1, 2023 By William Rabb A south Florida jury has awarded $5.5 million to a woman who sued her condominium association after years of water...
Biden Declares Flooded Part of South Florida a Disaster Area May 1, 2023 By William Rabb President Joe Biden declared Florida’s Broward County a disaster area Friday, two weeks after record-breaking rain left parts of Fort...
Florida Insureds Can’t Force Interest on Late Claims Payments, Courts Say April 28, 2023 By William Rabb Two back-to-back federal court decisions may have dealt a lethal blow to recent proposed class actions that sought interest on...