Fla. DFS Accuses Man of Operating as an Unlicensed Claims Adjuster In another case involving the notorious Strems Law Firm, a Florida man has been charged with operating as an unlicensed... Read More
Power Restored in Puerto Rico Nearly 5 Days After Blackout SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A private company announced Monday that power had been fully restored to Puerto Rico’s... Read More
Walgreens Flooded Florida With Addictive Opioids, Lawyer Tells Jury Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. supplied billions of opioid pills to drug addicts and criminals, contributing to an addiction epidemic in... Read More
14 Homes Destroyed by Tornadoes this Week in South Carolina ALLENDALE, S.C. (AP) — Severe storms that moved across South Carolina earlier this week caused at least 13 tornadoes and... Read More
Major Outage Forces Puerto Rico to Shutter Schools, Offices SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — More than a million customers in Puerto Rico remained without electricity on Thursday after... Read More
S.C. State Police Arrest 17 Accused of Staging Crashes; Ringleader Remains at Large South Carolina authorities have charged 18 people in what’s being called a major insurance fraud ring that staged vehicle collisions... Read More
Residents Clear Trees, Assess Damage from Southern Storms PEMBROKE, Ga. (AP) — Southerners were clearing trees from roads and buildings as weather forecasters planned to survey damage from... Read More
Residents Evacuated from Florida Apartments Deemed Unsafe NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Residents of a five-story apartment building in North Miami Beach have been ordered to... Read More
With Florida Rulings, Will More Insurers Require Arbitration in Claims Disputes? A decision handed down Thursday by the Florida Supreme Court, along with a recent ruling by state regulators, could give... Read More
Nationwide Doesn’t Have to Defend in Suit Against Alabama Child Molester Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. does not have to defend its insured, an Alabama man who abused a 10-year-old girl, leaving... Read More