A mediation program launched by the Alabama Department of Insurance following Hurricane Katrina is bearing fruit, says Commissioner Walter A....
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A federal court has upheld the jury verdicts that recognized the two-plane terrorist attacks on the towers at the World...
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is planning to install 8,000 smoke alarms in First Nations households in Arizona through...
Drivers heading into New Hampshire from Vermont on Interstate 89 this winter will have some high-tech help to keep them...
The Attorney General and Ohio Department of In-surance offices announced that they have reached a settlement with Zurich American Insurance...
A significant drop in workers’ compensation claims frequency and a reduction in the cost of claims have triggered a larger-than-recommended...
On Oct. 1, 2006, the California Department of Motor Vehicles began enforcing Senate Bill 1500 that requires the DMV to...
Insurers face five times the average number of lawsuits than other economic sectors Insurance companies are the litigation champions confronting...
A Vermont man already facing arson charges in two apartment house fires is being sued by the city of Rutland’s...
Ku Klux Klan “The ability of the State Patrol to effectively protect its citizens requires the public’s trust. Allowing a...