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South Dakota Lawmakers Move to Protect Accident Victims Health care providers in South Dakota would be required to submit bills to health insurers rather than taking settlement money from accident victims. -
Swier Law Firm Publishes Book On Crop Insurance Disputes Swier Law Firm is pleased to announce the publication of a new book titled The Savvy Farmers Guide To Crop Insurance Disputes. -
No, You Can't Sue the NFL Over a Blown Call Even the National Football League Commissioner admitted that referees botched a late non-pass interference call in the NFC championship game. -
South Dakota Educators Balk At Proposed Ban On Gender South Dakota lawmakers drew criticism from education officials and human rights advocates after proposing to limit how classrooms address gender and sexuality. -
South Dakota House Backs Texting Bill A House panel has endorsed a bill that would expand the state's texting while driving ban to mostly prohibit mobile device use by people behind the wheel. -
US Government Appeals Ruling That Blocked Keystone Pipeline The Trump administration is appealing a court ruling that blocked the Keystone XL oil pipeline. -
Parents Look For Help After Plans Pull Autism Coverage Krystal Trull jumped into action when she heard her insurance plan was dropping her daughter’s intensive autism treatments. -
New Bill Calls for Death of the Estate Tax Republican Senators reintroduced legislation on Monday to permanently repeal the estate tax. -
Nursing Homes Warn Of Statewide Disaster Without Funding A silver tsunami is coming as South Dakota's nursing home industry is on the verge of financial collapse, industry leaders warned. -
How The Government Shutdown Stalled Cybersecurity The government shutdown may be over for now, but national cybersecurity is still in limbo.