What’s a Person Got to Do to Get a Drink in South Carolina? Bars, Eateries Closing for Lack of Affordable Liability Coverage October 2, 2023 Wanted in South Carolina: $1 million in liquor liability coverage at an affordable premium to prevent closure of establishment. That’s...
NCG: Caring for Employees and Clients Alike October 2, 2023 By Allen Laman The National Church Group Insurance Agency’s mission is to protect its clients’ missions. For nearly four decades, the Leesburg, Viginia-based...
Connecticut Adds Cancer Presumption to Firefighters’ Workers’ Compensation October 2, 2023 A new Connecticut law making it easier for firefighters who develop cancer to receive workers’ compensation benefits will go into...
Employer Hosting Golf Outing Not Liable for Drunk Driver, Pennsylvania High Court Says October 2, 2023 The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to extend the state’s liquor liability law to social hosts. The high court cited...
New York Ups Workers’ Compensation Benefits; Targets Wage Theft October 2, 2023 New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed three bills into law that affect workers, including one raising the minimum disability...
Litigation Funding Firms Seek to Intervene in Disciplinary Proceedings Against MM&A October 2, 2023 By Jim Sams Two litigation funding firms are seeking to intervene in disciplinary proceedings against McClenny Moseley & Associates after a federal judge...
Information Security Issue Stalls Federal Probe of Fatal Pennsylvania Candy Factory Blast September 29, 2023 By Andrew G. Simpson After months of discussion, federal safety officials and the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission (PUC) remain at odds over release of...
Louisiana Department of Insurance Opens Second Round of Incentive Program September 18, 2023 The Louisiana Department of Insurance (LDI) has opened the second round of the Insure Louisiana Incentive Program, which is designed...
5 Top Mistakes Every Independent Agent Should Avoid September 18, 2023 By Tony Caldwell One of my favorite sayings is “failure is tuition for something else.” I adopted this phrase during a conversation with...
U. of Minnesota Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Negligence Ain Data Breach Incident September 18, 2023 A lawsuit filed on behalf of a former student and former employee at the University of Minnesota accuses the university...