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Archive | May, 2012
Texting drivers six times more likely to crash
People who send text messages while driving are six times more likely to crash, a new study finds.
The research adds to a mountain of evidence showing that texting or talking on mobile phones while driving is dangerous. Texting seems to be the worst.
The new study was done …
Pa. among least-strict states for teen drivers
In New Jersey, a newly licensed teenage driver can take only one passenger from outside his household for a ride, a provision soon to become even more stringent.
Delaware also imposes limits on teen drivers’ passengers, as do 41 other states and the District of Columbia.
But in Pennsylvania, a new young …
Party Hosts Could Be Subject To Dram Shop Liability Laws
Individuals and businesses hosting holiday parties should beware of “Dram Shop Liability” laws in their state, as those individuals and businesses could be held liable for alcohol-related incidents involving their guests, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I).
Several states have passed Dram Shop Liability laws, which make it possible to …
Scripps Networks Interactive sells uSwitch
CINCINNATTI – Scripps Networks Interactive Inc., the owner of HGTV and the Food Network, said Wednesday it has sold uSwitch, a U.K.-based Web site that helps consumers compare energy utilities, to For…
Auto Insurance Requirements Expected to Increase in 2010
MADISON, Wis., Dec. 23 /PRNewswire/ –The states of Wisconsin and Louisiana will be raising minimum liability limit requirements which may cause a raise in current premiums. As of January 1, 2010, the…
Senate Democrats Win Overnight Procedural Vote; Move One Step Closer To Approving Health Bill By Christmas
The New York Times: “After a long day of acid, partisan debate, Senate Democrats held ranks early Monday in a dead-of-night procedural vote that proved they had locked in the decisive margin needed to pass a far-reaching overhaul of the nation’s health care system.” The vote, which followed party lines, was taken just after 1 a.m…
Democrats Seek To Regulate How Insurers Spend Their Customers’ Money
Kaiser Health News staff writer Julie Appleby explores the following concept advanced in current health overhaul plans. “Both the House measure and the newly recast Senate bill would force insurers to spend the vast majority of premium revenue on medical care for their customers, reducing the amount available for profits, executive salaries, sales and administration…
Senate Democrats Win Overnight Procedural Vote; Move One Step Closer To Approving Health Bill By Christmas
The New York Times: “After a long day of acid, partisan debate, Senate Democrats held ranks early Monday in a dead-of-night procedural vote that proved they had locked in the decisive margin needed to pass a far-reaching overhaul of the nation’s health care system.” The vote, which followed party lines, was taken just after 1 a.m…
Democrats Seek To Regulate How Insurers Spend Their Customers’ Money
Kaiser Health News staff writer Julie Appleby explores the following concept advanced in current health overhaul plans. “Both the House measure and the newly recast Senate bill would force insurers to spend the vast majority of premium revenue on medical care for their customers, reducing the amount available for profits, executive salaries, sales and administration…
Today’s Opinions And Editorials
Passing Health Reform Could Be A Nightmare For Obama The Washington Post We usually associate presidential leadership with the pursuit of goals that, though initially unpopular, serve America’s long-term interests. Obama has reversed this (Robert Samuelson, 12/21). The Honest Case For A Bungled Healthcare Reform The Financial Times The truth is, it will create more problems than it solves…