States reshaping liability rules amid insurance crisis
States respond to rising insurance costs by curbing damages and reshaping who can be sued. Proposals aim to cap pain and suffering, reduce attorney fees, and limit joint and several liability. Supporters say reforms curb excessive jury awards. opponents warn of reduced access to redress and profits for insurers.
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Amherst marks 10 years since coeducation began at Massachusetts college
Amherst Massachusetts celebrated a decade of admitting women with events including a staging of the Belle of Amherst and panel talks on gender equality. About 50 of the 1,000 women graduates were slated to return, while enrollment remains about 1,550 with roughly 40 percent female.
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