OPINION: When Georgia Power's equipment fails, who pays?
Citizen writes warning for consumers about having to pay for damage to her home that resulted from electrical failure.
Citizen writes warning for consumers about having to pay for damage to her home that resulted from electrical failure.
In her expanded role, Shipley oversees Huntington’s regional presidents across many of its core markets, helping advance market growth strategies and strengthen the regions under her purview. “Scott’s extensive banking experience, deep knowledge of the Pittsburgh and TriState business communities,…
Home » Business & Finance » Title deed backlog: One-million homeowners with nothing to show At government’s current pace, a massive title deed backlog will take 40 years to clear in South Africa. Here’s why … A new report finds that more than one-million South…
Modern Healthcare News Optum Rx, Express Scripts, CVS Caremark face House probe Sutter Health said regulatory hurdles blocked its planned Emeryville hospital, but the health system will continue its outpatient hub plans.
When you own a vehicle, its title is one of the most important documents you have. It proves that you are the legal owner of the car, truck, or other vehicle. However, owning a vehicle does not always mean you…
Johnson County’s Commissioners considered approving a new agreement for the Emergency Fire Suppression Account (EFSA) at their last meeting. County Fire Warden Tom Camino explained that the agreement was changed for the first time since the original agreement was put…
Schlichter Bogard LLC, a law firm known for aggressively pursuing Employee Retirement Income Security Act litigation on behalf of plaintiffs, filed four similar complaints against different employers in U.S. district courts in Illinois and New York. The complaints allege breaches of…
A Las Vegas man paid around $30,000 cash for a used car. Three months later, he says a paperwork issue at the dealership is preventing him from collecting an insurance payout after a crash. His car was totaled in October, and…
AUGUSTA (WGME) -- General Motors will pay $220 million to settle allegations that it sold consumers’ driving and location data to third parties without their consent, including data brokers that sold the information to insurance companies. Maine will receive $2,840,788 through the settlement,…
Updated on: February 18, 2011 / 6:34 PM EST / MoneyWatch The Ketek antibiotic scandal at Sanofi-Aventis (SNY) is receding into ancient history (if you agree that 2007 is "ancient"), so it's not until you read this new class action ruling that you are reminded just…
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