- West Virginia Apartment Complex Infested with Bedbugs
- ‘Green Goo’ Revealed Toxic Leak at West Virginia Zinc Plant
- No Coverage for Wrongful Death in Shooting of Mississippi Robber
- Insurance Investigators Have Few Clues in Kentucky House Explosion
- Small Plane Crashes in Kentucky
- Florida Workers’ Comp Claims Costs Grew in Years after Reform
- Suit Targets The Hartford’s Handling of Hurricane Wilma Claims in Florida
- Vets Affected by VA Hospital Errors to File Claims
- West Virginia Lawmaker Asks Huntington to Scrap Insurance Rule
- Sand Signs Could Predict Future of Earthquakes in Tennessee
- Florida City Cashes In On Red Light Cameras
- Florida Keys Experiencing Motorboat Theft Spree
- Autopsy: 3 Workers at North Carolina Slim Jim Plant Were Crushed to Death
- 15 Sue Mississippi Pizza Hut
- Florida Highway Safety Campaign to Urge Drivers to Hang Up
- Allstate to Close Mississippi Claims Office; Employees Offered Transfers
- North Carolinians May Qualify for Nationwide Mutual Insurance Settlement
- 4 Kentucky Firefighters Arrested, Charged with Arson
- WWII Veteran Wins Suit Over Surgery in Mississippi
- Safety Changes Ordered at Massey Mine in West Virginia
- West Virginia Disaster Aid for May Storms Tops $26 Million
- Federal Officials Take Over South Carolina Ammonia Leak Probe
- West Virginia Judge in Massey Case Again Accused of Conflict
- North Carolina Bill Allows Consumers to Freeze Credit Reports for Free
- Florida Man Sues Over Being Denied Hair Transplant Due to HIV-Status
- Alabama Firm Faces OSHA Fine for Air Force Base Worker’s Death
- Suit Alleges Florida Dentist Dropped Tools Down Patient’s Throat
- West Virginia Insurers Fight City Over Forced Debris Removal Escrow Account
- Shareholders in Injured Kentucky Derby Horse Sue Other Owner
- Former Mississippi Lawman Sentenced for Insurance Fraud
- Alabama Insurance Agency Fined for Employees’ Sales of Bogus Policies
- Claims Firm Sedgwick Says West Virginia Owes It $1 Million Lost in Scam
- FEMA Agrees to Pay $3.9 Million for Katrina Cleanup in Alabama
- Florida Parents, Navy Hospital Settle Medical Malpractice Suit
- Death Tied to Ammonia Leak from Truck in South Carolina
- Vandals Hit 25 South Carolina Churches in Past Month
- Report on Fatal South Carolina Sofa Store Fire Due in Fall
- Tennessee Inmate Confesses to Setting Johnson City Blaze
- DuPont to Pay $1.25 Million for Injuries From Kentucky Chemical Plant
- Tennessee Medical Fee Schedule Cuts Workers’ Compensation Costs: Study
- Florida CFO Cites $11.5 Million in Insurance Recoveries in 6 Months
- South Carolina Factory Fire Restarts Week Later
- Judge Orders Testimony Into Kentucky Plant’s Environmental Practices
- North Carolina Revisits Fireworks Safety Law
- West Virginians Have Received $11.8 Million in Disaster Relief Since May
- Florida Jury Finds Race Organizers Not Liable in Triathlete’s Death
- 3 Companes Cited in West Virginia Coal Miner’s Death
- North Carolina May Cap Damages in Adultery Lawsuits
- South Carolina Fireworks Firm Involved in 4 Deaths Was Previously Fined
- No Injuries, Damage Reported from Small Earthquake in Central Virginia
- West Virginia: Better Claims Service Under Private Workers’ Comp
- Monorail Death at Florida’s Disney World Under Investigation by OSHA
- Highways Deaths Declined in Florida in 2008
- Florida Matrix Corp. Warehouse Fire Loss Estimated at $1.5 Million
- Alabama Woman Scalded By Shower Awarded $175K
- West Virginia Doctor Convicted of Insurance Fraud Denied New Trial
- Tennesee Seeks Federal Disaster Aid for Storm-Struck Counties
- Kentucky Counties Need More Volunteer Firefighters
- Gulfport Mayor Fraud Trial Starts July 8
- Georgia Home Depot Customer Injured By Forklift Awarded $1.5 Million
- West Virginians Hope Arrest of Suspect Ends String of Recent Arsons
- Florida Finds Owners for $173 Million in Unclaimed Property, Benefits, Deposits
- Alabama Lawsuits Claim Formaldehyde Exposure in Travel Trailers
- Tennessee Jurors Claim They Faced Court Pressure in Malpractice Case
- 290 Landowners in West Virginia Flood Plain Offered Buyouts
- Florida Gets Strict About Buckling Up
