Mississippi homeowners and business owners with properties damaged by Hurricane Katrina were told on Tuesday by Attorney General Jim Hood...
Monthly Archives: December 2005
A mediation program for homeowners battling insurance companies in the wake of Hurricane Katrina will be unveiled Wednesday by George...
Martin Frankel, the financier who admitted to a scheme to loot insurance companies in Tennessee and several other states, won’t...
An Indiana state lawmaker is drafting a bill he calls “the corporate manslaughter act” which, if passed, would send employers...
The state received an $800 million sales tax windfall from hurricane reconstruction last year, but Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said...
Drug manufacturers are a step closer to winning liability protections they say they need before they will invest in medicines...
If the Hurricane Recovery Assistance Bill survives the U.S. Senate, Mississippi could receive a significant share of the $29 billion...
The Insurance Bureau of Canada has released its annual Top Ten Insurance Crimes list, which highlights “some of the strangest...
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services announced that it has assigned its “A-” counterparty credit and financial strength ratings to Traders...
Confirming the commitment made last June (See IJ Website June 24) the Vietnamese government has formally issued a license to...