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A California jury has sided with Johnson & Johnson in the first trial over whether its iconic baby powder caused a woman to get mesothelioma.

More than 90 percent of women report an overwhelming unhappiness with the financial services theyre receiving.

AT&T agreed to pay $25 million after an investigation found call-center workers improperly disclosed personal data on almost 280,000 customers.

In light of recent "lone wolf" jihad attacks in Queens and Canada, NYPD is increasing security for the New York City Marathon this weekend.

AT&T has confirmed that user social security numbers and call records were compromised in a data breach in April.

Several national initiatives make it easy to hire a highly qualified vet.

A case before the Georgia Supreme Court asks whether a homeowners' association should have protected a resident from an alligator attack.

Readers weigh in on a dilemma proposed by Question Of Ethics Columnist Peter R. Kensicki regarding an agent’s obligation to report payroll misstatements that were discovered while preparing a proposal for a potential client. In Part 2, readers discuss duties to the current insurer and consider legal ramifications.