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Amerisafe Inc., which sells high-hazard workers' compensation insurance, on Monday said it will redeem all of its outstanding convertible stock. The company said on Dec. 31, it will pay $103.50 per preferred share in redeeming all 250,000 outstanding shares... Workers' compensation - Insurance - Preferred stock - Stock - Business
A 71-year-old Kenai man has been indicted on 12 federal charges of passport fraud, identity theft and using a false Social Security number and identity to get Permanent Fund dividends, the U.S. attorney said.
MCLEAN, Va.----With the holiday season just around the corner, consumers are already on the hunt for the best bargains. While the bulk of holiday sales still occur in brick-and-mortar stores, surveys suggest most consumers will also go online to find deals on holiday gifts.
After 68 computer hard drives were stolen last month, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee is providing members whose Social Security numbers may be at risk with credit monitoring service for a year.
Last week I went shopping. I walked up to the register and before a single item was rung up, the clerk ask me for my telephone number and address. Have I missed something here?
MARTINEZ — The Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office today announced a $160,000 civil judgment against a Southern California trucking company with local contracts accused of failing to provide employees with workers' compensation insurance.
Thousands of Tucsonans await benefits but help may be on the way. Yolanda Hinojos hasn't changed her son's room since he died six years ago. She hasn't even thrown out his deodorant because she says it's like "footprints" for her. She says the police told her it was suicide but she calls it murder.
A special legislative session to reconsider a pending change to workers' compensation insurance requirements in Tennessee should only take place if there's a consensus among lawmakers, Gov. Phil Bredesen said Monday.
By: ANTHONY CLEGG, Staff Writer While Cal Poly continues to increase student identity security, a recently-discovered security breach resulted in the private information of 355 applicants to be visible online. This private information included applicant names, addresses, phone numbers a...
The university says they're not sure if anyone saw the list, which included social security numbers and birth dates. They also haven't determined how long it was posted online.
Experts estimate one child in every classroom unknowingly is a victim of identity theft, making personal data protection for adults and children a new priority for TDS. (PRWeb Nov 24, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Identity_Theft/Telecommunications/prweb3250364.htm
U.S. Rep. John Tanner, chairman of the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Social Security, urged the Social Security Administration to continue its focus on reducing the unprecedented backlog in disability claims.
Knoxville police tell us retailers aren't the only ones prepared to take your money this holiday season.
House Speaker Kent Williams said there's no consensus among lawmakers about whether to call a special legislative session next month to delay a workers' compensation law.
The problem was that he made $27 too much per month to qualify for Medicaid. After a two year waiting period, Whitmer was approved for Medicare earlier this month but died last Wednesday.
State Sen. Bill Seitz of Cincinnati says he was shocked to learn during a recent committee meeting that the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation doesn't require injured workers to document their status before providing benefits.