Disqualified for Disabilities, Railroad Workers Fight Back OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — After Terrence Hersey had a stroke on the way home from his railroad job in 2015,... Read More
Editor's Picks Lawsuit Alleges Ambassador Captive Used to Create Fake Insurance Policies The owners of one of the oldest insurance agencies in Texas must have felt pretty surprised when they were named... Read More
Editor's Picks COVID Impacts Linger in Courtrooms, Often a Disadvantage for Defendants GARDEN GROVE, California — Courts have reopened and trials have resumed, but the impacts of COVID-19 continue to linger in... Read More
Plaintiff Drops Case in First Zantac Suit Set for Trial The plaintiff in the first lawsuit over the heartburn drug Zantac scheduled to go to trial has agreed to drop... Read More
2022 North Atlantic Hurricane Season Halftime Report: The Quiet Before the Storm? With a few weeks to go until the North Atlantic Basin enters its most active period, now is a good... Read More
U.S. Traffic Deaths Hit 20-Year-High in Early 2022 U.S. traffic deaths jumped about 7% in the first three months of 2022 to 9,560, the highest number of people... Read More
Dissatisfied Claimants Put Carriers at Risk of Losing $170B in Premiums: Accenture A research report published this month found that one-third of claimants were not fully satisfied with their most recent insurance... Read More
Editor's Picks Technology Delivering New Data Sources for Claims Investigations GARDEN GROVE, California — The driver of the 2021 Toyota Sienna said he crashed because another car bumped the rear... Read More
FDA Receives 48,000 Reports of Faulty Philips Devices as CEO Departs The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said reports of faulty Philips ventilators and sleep apnea machines had risen in... Read More
Have Insurers Paid Too Much for Asbestos and Other Toxic Torts? Have insurers and defendants been overpaying for asbestos liability claims? Are there other ongoing toxic torts where that might be... Read More