Palestinian Ibrahim Altaqatqa is so frustrated that he admits he would be happy to join the protests outside migrant hotels.

Any eligible Canadian resident who purchased packaged bread for their personal use — including bagged bread, buns, rolls, bagels, naan, English muffins, wraps, pita and tortillas — between 2001 and ...

Cheap Insurance reports that digital insurance claims are revolutionizing the process, offering immediate access, AI ...

The Scottish Episcopal Church says grounds for a risk assessment of Anne Dyer were considered before she returned from ...

The Supreme Court held that the without aid of power exemption cannot apply when any essential step, like stentering, uses electricity. Continuous multi-unit processing is treated as a single ...

IRDAI has stepped in with a strong message to insurers, urging a clear shift toward faster, fairer grievance handling at a ...

An Ontario tenant fighting a claim at the Landlord Tenant Board is echoing concerns raised by the ombudsman about technological barriers to participating in the process.

Superannuation giant Cbus will pay a $23.5 million fine after admitting it breached the law over major delays in its handling of insurance claims.

Airline giant Ryanair has had its wings clipped as it tried and failed to stop a customer using a third party to make a flight delay claim. The carrier had contested the claim in Pringle & Anor ...

Industry super fund Cbus, led by former treasurer Wayne Swan, has been slapped with $23.5m in fines after it was sued by the ...