While Congress rushed to reform the insurance industry following mishandling of Hurricane Katrina claims, federal lawmakers were oddly silent this week when two of the legal profession's highest-profi

The Scruggs Katrina Group filed a federal lawsuit in Mississippi today accusing State Farm, an engineering firm and an adjusting concern of a racketeering conspiracy it alleges had defrauded a group o

WASHINGTON--Sarbanes-Oxley regulations have caused companies to take a more risk-averse track, focusing on building their cash reserves rather than developing new products, according to a professor at

A New York federal judge has hit Zurich American and its two law firms with a $1.25 million penalty for keeping evidence "buried in a box" for almost two years in an attempt to limit World Trade Cente