News for March 2022

• Some Damage After Strong Storms Move Through Northwestern Missouri
• Arkansas Tornadoes Injure At Least 7
• Florida Reaches $878M Opioid Settlements With CVS, Teva, Others
• FTC Sues Intuit to Stop ‘Bait-and-Switch’ TurboTax Ads
• Flood Rating 2.0 Begins April 1 for NFIP Renewals, Hiking Premiums for 2 Million Homes
• Grubhub, Uber Eats, Postmates Must Face Diners’ Lawsuit Over U.S. Restaurant Prices
• Tornadoes Kill Two, Leave Damage, Power Outages Across Parts of South
• People Moves: Faylo New U.S. Cyber & Tech Leader at Lockton; Big ‘I’ Names Boggs VP of Agent Development; MGA Falcon Hires 3 Senior Leaders
• Work to Free Container Ship Stranded in Chesapeake Bay Continues
• Connecticut’s Bradley Airport Website Hit by Cyberattack
• People Moves: Former Pool Re CEO Enoizi Named Carpenter’s Head of Public Sector; AGCS Hires BHSI’s Maxwell as Global Head of Financial Lines
• Qatar Airways Says A350 Surface Flaws Cause Risk of Fuel Tanks Igniting
• Lloyd’s Lab Selects 11 Insurtechs to Test Decarbonization, Climate Change Solutions
• Generali Investor Del Vecchio Backs Change in Insurer’s Leadership
• Occam Completes Purchase of Terrorism-Specialist MGA Beech Underwriting
• Ukraine Urges Marine Insurers to Withdraw Coverage for Russian Shipping Companies
• NTSB: Oklahoma Plane Crash That Killed 3 Was Nearly Vertical
• UK Expands Sanctions That Target Russian Oligarchs’ Jets and Yachts
• Analysis – Cyber Insurers Face Large Ukraine War-Related Claims Despite Exclusions
• Texas High Court: Wrongful Death Suit Against Gentlemen’s Club in Hands of Arbitrator
• Beazley Restructures Its Underwriting Team to Support Growth Ambitions
• After Suspending New Business in Florida, Lighthouse Loses Financial Rating
• Another Active Atlantic Hurricane Season in 2022: AccuWeather
• ALKEME Acquires Snapp & Associates in California
• People Moves: McGriff Adds Matthews to Real Estate Practice; Crest Adds Haller in Wyoming
• Court Approves $18M Settlement with Activision Blizzard in California
• Sandy Hook Families Reject Alex Jones Cash Settlement Offer
• Baltimore, Businesses Settle for $3.5M Over Freddie Gray Unrest
• Illinois Court: Insurer Must Defend IT Company in BIPA Suits
• Insurers: NAIC’s Move to Amend Climate Disclosure Survey Too Quick
• Report from California Watchdog Group Calls for Privacy Protections from Connected Cars
• Relation Acquires Wisconsin’s Woller-Anger
• Applied Underwriters New Omaha, Nebraska Headquarters Tops Out
• Georgia Tree Company Supervisor Pleads Guilty in Murder of Whistleblowing Worker
• Texas’ Skyward Specialty Expands D&O Solutions for Non-Standard HOA Market
• AM Best Assigns Oklahoma’s Bricktown Specialty Excellent Rating
• South Dakota Hires Firm to Track Cannabis From Seed to Sales
• U.S. SEC Proposes Boosting Blank-Check Company Disclosures, Liability
• No Florida Special Session for Months, but OIR Moves to Allow Roof Deductibles
• New York Insured’s Lies About Pool Voided Coverage for Apartment Building Fire
• Aircraft Leasing Firm AerCap Files $3.5B Insurance Claim for Jets Stuck in Russia
• FBI Says Russian Hackers Scanning U.S. Energy Systems and Pose ‘Current’ Threat
• Colorado Stadium Fire Torched Seats, Suite Area
• California’s Largest Wildlife Crossing to Reduce Animal Collisions
• Honolulu Looking at New Ways to Regulate Vacation Rentals
• 5th Oregon County Declares Drought Emergency
• Floods Drive Economic Losses in 2021, but Only 25% of Risks Are Insured: Swiss Re
• Coterie Insurance Expands Small Business Offerings to Massachusetts
• New Hampshire Police Officer Fails in Bid for Qualified Immunity for Truck Driver Arrest
• Triple Threat: Ransomware Criminals Add Data Theft, Manipulation to Encryption Tactics
• Home-Based Businesses Carry Risks, Rewards – and Insurance Industry Opportunities
• People Moves: TigerRisk Boosts Delegated Authority Offering; Mosaic Expands M&A Liability Team With 4 Hires; MGU Carbon Names Chubb’s Turner as Property U/W
• Relation Acquires Arkansas-Based Dixon
• High Street Acquires Michigan’s Gemini Risk Partners
• Travis Scott Accused of Violating Astroworld Suits Gag Order
• Zurich Removes ‘Z’ From Social Media Branding as Russia Uses Symbol in Ukraine War
• Rideshare Riders Could Get Stuck with Medical Bills in a Crash
• UK Cyber Agency Warns Organizations About Use of Russian Computer Technology
• Update: Heavy Rains Deluge Australian Towns for 2nd Time in a Month
• Chubb Buys Renewal Rights of DUAL Asia’s Financial Lines Portfolio
• Credit Suisse Faces $500M-Plus Bill After Ex-Georgian PM Wins Bermuda Court Case
• Jet Leasing Firms Tally Up Losses Stemming From Russia-Ukraine War
• Court Eyes Appeal Over Mentally Ill Inmate Put in Solitary in Delaware
• Boy Scouts Victims’ Fund Unfair to Insurers, Companies Argue in Court
• AM Best and S&P Ratings Suspend All Commercial Operations in Russia
• Chicago Officials Approve $1.7 Million Settlement in Civil Rights Suit
• Louisiana Dept. of Insurance to Hold Tornado Resource Center
• FDA Green Lights 2nd Booster of Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna COVID Shots for Older Americans
• NHTSA to Review if Pony.ai Complied With Crash Reporting Order
• ExxonMobil Refinery Fire in Montana Under Investigation
• Fears of Another Avalanche Prompt Alaska Evacuation Order
• Residents Return Home After Fleeing Colorado Wildfire
• Johnson & Johnson to Suspend Supply of Personal Care Products to Russia
• Judge Dismisses Case Over High-Frequency Trading Led by Providence, Boston Pension
• Alabama Wildfire Chars 600 Acres; No Injuries Reported
• Georgia Commissioner Directs Insurers to Pay Full Amount of Taxes on Totaled Vehicles
• No Doctor’s in the House. Johns Hopkins Engineers Building Robot Surgeon.
• Lexington Insurance Pulling Out of Florida, Other Markets for High-End Homes
• AIG’s Life and Retirement Unit Files for IPO
• Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Fair Use Copyright Claim Over Warhol’s Paintings
• Consumer Group Demands Probe After Reports of Alleged Bias at State Farm
• Russian Airlines Could Be Frozen Out of Aircraft Leasing Market After Ukraine War
• Hannover Re Opens Access to Insurtech Innovation Platform, ‘hr | equarium’
• South Texas Wildfire Destroys 3 Homes; Blaze Only 10% Contained
• People Moves: WTW Promotes Richardson to Europe Leader for Ins. Consulting & Tech; Miller Launches French Cargo Team; Tamesis DUAL Hires Argenta’s Toth as Dir. of U/W
• NTSB: Car Carrying Oklahoma Teens Made Rolling Stop Before Fatal Crash
• Russian Tankers Are Going Dark, Raising Concerns of Sanctions Evasion
• People Moves: POWERS Promotes Pair; TigerRisk Adds Tuttle in Minnesota
• Ohio Court: Coverage Owed for Contamination That Ruined Product
• Orsted Sells 50% of British Wind Farm to French Consortium That Includes AXA
• Lloyd’s CEO Neal Hospitalized After Serious Bike Accident
• NFP Acquires Texas’ Achilles & Associates
• Irish Lessors Terminate All Russian Airline Leases
• People Moves: Island Insurance Adds Law Offices of Cary T. Tanaka
• New Hampshire Seeks Insurer for Voluntary Family Medical Leave Plan
• Trucker in Maine Fatal Crash Says Other Vehicle, Not Netflix, Distracted Him
• Bird Flu Prompts Nebraska Officials to Cancel Poultry Events
• Markets/Coverages: Falvey’s Cyber Cover for Cargo; PHLY’s New Commercial Line; CoverEase’s Workers’ Comp; Mile Auto’s Telematics
• North Dakota Insurance Department Names New Exam Vendor
• Officials: Tornado Was New Orleans Area’s 2nd Strongest Ever
• Goldman Sachs Vows to Push Directors for More Climate Disclosure
• Louisiana Court: Protest Leader Can be Sued For Cop’s Injury
• 4 Companies Cited for Louisiana Chemical Plant Explosion
• Insurance Technology: Policygenius Raises $125M; Players Health Raises $28M
• Nevada Casino to Pay $8M For Serving Chemicals Instead of Beer
• March 2021 Floods in New South Wales, Queensland Cost Insurers A$688M: PERILS
• Jury Awards $14M in Damages to Colorado Protesters
• Firefighters Increase Containment on Colorado Wildfire
• Trade Credit Insurer Euler Hermes Rebrands as Allianz Trade
• How Big U.S. Companies Are Creating a Brand New Abortion Employee Benefit
• Demotech Joins Call for Florida Special Session; AM Best Downgrades Farm Bureau
• Construction Worker Killed in Collapse of Boston Parking Garage Under Demolition
• China Examines 2 Black Boxes of Crashed China Eastern Jet as Investigation Continues
• Big Tech Blackout Set to Be Averted With EU-U.S. Data Pact
• France’s AXA Stops Re/insuring Russian Insurers, Assets
• Generali Fires CEO Donnet’s Internal Rival as Power Struggle Continues
• Analysis – Aircraft Lessors Lose Hope of Getting Back Russian Planes Worth $10B
• ALKEME Acquires Pauli-Shaw Insurance Agency in California
• Some Credit Suisse Investors Do Not Want to Absolve Execs for Greensill Losses: FT
• Suit Alleges Racial Profiling in 2021 Louisiana Traffic Stop
• Jury Awards $97 Million to Family of Iowa Boy Injured at Birth
• U.S. Boosts Fines for Automakers Not Meeting Fuel Economy Rules in Tesla Win
• Former Tennessee Nurse Convicted of Homicide in Medication Error
• Investigators, Family Looking for Answers After Teen Fell from Florida Thrill Ride
• Disabled Kids Allowed to Seek Modification of Virginia Mask Rule for Schools
• Report: Sharp Drop in California Workers’ Comp Independent Medical Reviews
• Judge Upholds $2M Verdict in Boston Police Gender Discrimination Suit
• Court Dismisses Washington Post Reporter’s Discrimination Lawsuit
• Texas Department of Insurance Reports Data Breach
• Ohio Reaches $80 Million Settlement With Monsanto Over PCB Hazards
• U. of Michigan to Settle Students’ Sex-Abuse Lawsuit
• Assurex Global Adds Texas-Based Watkins Insurance Group As Partner
• Hearing on Florida Citizens’ Near-Max Rate Increases Set for March 31
• Russian Invasion of Ukraine, Cyberattacks, and War Exclusions in P/C Policies
• Russian Agents Charged with Targeting U.S. Nuclear Plant, Saudi Oil Refinery
• In 7-Eleven Case, Massachusetts High Court Rules Franchisees Can Be Employees
• Sick Montana Workers Allege Insurer Delaying Medical Payments
• EPA Moves to End Asbestos Cleanup Along Montana Railroad
• Businesses Challenging Oregon’s New Climate Program
• Florida Man Mauled by Tiger at Airboat Attraction
• Kentucky Lawmakers Approve Bill to Give Insurers Lower Rates From Home Loan Bank
• London Insurance Brokers Probed for Bribery and Corruption by UK Serious Fraud Office
• Rate Hikes, Telematics, Data Science Leading Allstate Back to Profit
• Greenlight Re Innovations Invests in Australia’s Audit Insurance Startup AuditCover
• Indiana Man Who Lost Eye During 2020 Protests Reaches Settlement
• British Police Arrest 7 Suspected Members of Lapsus$ Hacking Group
• Update: Challengers to Generali’s Management Target Higher Growth, Bigger M&A
• Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Acquires Canada’s PCI Compensation Consulting
• UK’s Asset Freeze of Russian Shipping Firm Sovcomflot Causes Problems for Re/Insurers
• Case of Louisiana Black Motorist’s Deadly Arrest Turns Cop Vs. Cop
• Generali Investor Wants Insurer to Be Multinational ‘With Italian Sovereignty’: Report
• Istanbul-Based Broker GrEC Joins Assurex Global as Partner
• J&J’s Victory Over Cancer Victims Clears Path for 3M, Others
• U.S. Regulators Slow Consideration of Climate Impact of New Gas Projects
• Omicron Sidelined 7% of Restaurant Chain’s Workers in January
• Water Drain: Florida Court Rulings Show Importance of Exclusion Wording
• People Moves: Cragin & Pike in Nevada Makes Rongavilla Partner; Kerestesi to CEO, Morse to COO
• Alex Jones Fails to Show Up for Sandy Hook Families’ Lawsuit Deposition
• Pepperidge Farm Resumes Baking After Fire at Connecticut Facility
• Louisiana Recovering After Tornadoes Plow Through Homes
• AM Best Upgrades Subsidiaries of New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance
• Texas Gov. Issues Disaster Declaration, Louisiana Sends National Guard Following Storms
• South Dakota Officials Euthanize 85,000 Birds Amid Avian Flu Outbreak
• 6 Students Killed in Southern Oklahoma Crash With Semi
• UMKC Settles With Ex-Professor Fired Amid Business School Scandal
• FDA Details Problems at Plant Behind Recalled Baby Formula
• Chubb Must Pay Target for Breached Bank Cards After Court Reversal
• Lemonade, GIC, Orchid Expand Markets, Offerings in South
• Biden’s Russia Cyber Warning Befuddles Ill-Prepared Businesses
• People: Clements to Tenn. Captive Section, Allen to Franklin Street
• SEC Claims Authority to Subpoena Elon Musk About Tweets
• Hilb Group Acquires New Jersey’s E.B. Cohen Insurance
• Tornadoes Cause Limited Damage in Alabama, Mississippi
• People Moves: Aon Names WTW’s Forrest as CEO of Insurance Consulting, Reinsurance Solutions; Pool Re Hires Former MS Amlin Exec Clementi as CEO, Succeeding Enoizi
• Aston Lark Acquires UK Specialist Broker Braddons
• Bank of England Begins Developing Regulatory Framework for Cryptoassets
• Japan’s Powerful Earthquake Estimated to Cost Insurers $2 Billion-$4 Billion: Verisk
• People Moves: Godhwani, Bresnahan Assume New Top Posts at BHSI; Big I’s Flannagan to Retire; Aon Names Merlo as Claims Leader
• Lloyd’s Expects ‘Major Claim’ From Russia-Ukraine War, Reports ‘Strong’ Profit in 2021
• Teen Suspected by Cyber Researchers of Being Lapsus$ Mastermind
• Generali Suspends CEO Donnet’s Internal Rival in Ongoing Power Struggle
• Vienna Insurance Group Completes Purchase of Aegon’s Hungary Business for €620M
• Ex-Michigan Governor Must Testify in Flint Water Civil Trial
• Louisiana to Receive $1.7 Billion in HUD Disaster Grants
• Russia’s Seizure of Foreign Jets Triggers Wave of Insurance Claims From Leasing Firms
• Tornado Strikes New Orleans as Storms Move Into Deep South
• Citizens: Underwriting Losses, but $81M in Net Income Thanks to Investments
• Court Denies Insurer Use of Multiple Exclusions to Dodge Defending Insured
• Former Licensed California Agent Faces Felony Insurance Fraud Charges
• Amazon Cited for Unsafe Work Practices at Washington Fulfillment Center
• Rhode Island Doctor Faces More Allegations by Labor Department
• Takeaways from Our Conversation on the Dormant Commerce Clause
• Pinnacol Distributes $50M in Dividends to 51K Colorado Companies
• Powerful Storm System Leaves 1 Dead, More Than Dozen Injured in Texas, Oklahoma
• People Moves: TigerRisk Hires Aon’s Tuttle as Sr. Reinsurance Broker; HDI Promotes 3 for UK, Ireland Teams; BMS Taps Howden’s Powell as Chief Commercial Officer
• U.S. Fuelmakers on Hook for Vehicle Emissions in New SEC Rule
• People Moves: Root Names Bateman as CFO
• Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Acquires Missouri’s Commercial Insurance Underwriters
• Crews Make Progress in Containing Texas Wildfire
• Authentication Firm Okta Says Up to 366 Customers Potentially Hit by Hack
• The Remaking of Verisk as an Insurance-Focused Firm (Again) Is Underway
• GameStop Sued by BCG Over $30 Million Bill to Fix Company
• Two South Florida Construction Workers Crushed by Concrete Wall
• Acrisure Acquires MGA Platform Volante Global From Markel’s Nephila
• Update: One of Two Flight Recorders Located From China Eastern Plane Crash
• European Union Lawmakers Agree to Force Foreign Firms to Comply With ESG Rules
• Russia Offers to Compensate Foreign Lessors of Commandeered Jets
• Detroit Reaches $7.5 Million Settlement in Wrongful Conviction Suit
• Will Companies Exiting Russia Be Able to Recoup Losses With Insurance?
• 13-Year Old Behind Wheel of West Texas Crash That Killed 9 People
• New Orleans Tornado Leaves 1 Dead, Causes Damage to Lower Ninth Ward
• Jury Finds U of Miami Did Not Discriminate Against Lower-Paid Woman Prof
• Long-Running Love Canal Suits Get May Court Date
• California Lawmaker’s Bill to ‘Restore Ethics and Transparency’ at Department of Insurance Passes Committee
• ProSight Specialty Rebrands as Coaction
• Virginia Governor Signs ‘Squatted Truck’ Ban Into Law
• New York Medical Malpractice Insurer EmPRO to Enter New Jersey
• People Moves: IMA Adds Roberts; Alliant in Washington Names Brueske Vice President
• Judge Reinstates Trump Independent Contractor Rule Withdrawn by Biden
• Freight Train Derails in California Sending 13 Rail Cars and Locomotives off Tracks
• Russia Court Finds Meta Guilty of ‘Extremist Activity’; Ruling Will Not Affect WhatsApp
• Kremlin Dismisses U.S. Warning of Potential Russian Cyber Attacks
• People Moves: McGill and Partners Names Aon’s Mignon Deputy CFO; Lockton’s Pye Joins Miller’s Solicitors PI Team; HDI Promotes Dave as UK Head of Aviation & Space
• Dallas Mavericks Accused of Firing Ex-GM For Reporting Sexual Misconduct
• Michigan AG Warns of Scams Over $400 Auto Refund Checks
• Russia Says 78 Planes Have Been Seized Abroad After International Sanctions: Report
• Storm System Brings Much Needed Rain to Texas areas Scorched by Fires
• Openly Opens for Business in Mississippi
• People: Plummer Rejoins McGriff’s Construction Practice
• Lawsuit Filed by Family of Man in Washington Fatal Shooting
• EU Proposes Cyber-Security Rules for EU Institutions Amid Rising Cyber Attack Worries
• Florida Governor Open to Lawmakers Calling Special Session on Insurance Changes
• With Construction Booming, Agents Can Help Contractors Avoid Big Risks
• Insurers, Brokers Among Those Named World’s Most Ethical Companies
• Study: SUVs, Pickups Hit Pedestrians More Often Than Cars Do
• Investors Say U.S. SEC Climate Disclosure Rule to Clarify ‘Mixed Bag’ of Data
• Update: Japan Warns of Blackouts After Earthquake Causes Major Power Shortage
• Biden Sees Risk of Russian Cyberattack on U.S. as Sanctions Bite
• Aviation Re/insurers Face Claims as High as $10B From Planes Grounded in Russia
• Financial Market Volatility From Russia-Ukraine War Likely to Affect European Insurers
• Rescuers Hunt for Victims, Flight Recorders After China Eastern Plane Crash
• South Dakota Gov. Signs Medical Pot Bills, Placing a Limit on Homegrown
• University of Missouri System Agrees to $1.5 Million Discrimination Settlement
• Bridgetender Was Texting When Woman Fell; Supervisor Urged Cover-up, Police Say
• TypTap CEO: Pause in Florida Writing was Planned; Growth Continues
• Related Claim Exclusion Doesn’t Require ‘Fundamentally Identical’ Actions in Delaware
• New York Expands Opioid Settlement Board
• Rhode Island Reaches $107M Opioid Settlements With Teva and Allergan
• Authorities Investigate California Crash Helicopter That Injured 6
• Arizona Auto Insurance Rates Rising on Heels of COVID
• Multiple Tornados Hit Texas; Severe Storm Warning Still in Effect For South Central Region
• Shooting Wounds 4 at Austin, Texas Festival
• People Moves: USG Adds Howard to Houston Office; Watkins Hires 8
• New Florida Litigation Fell 11% in February, but NOIs Keep Rising
• Family of Man Fatally Shot on Train in Missouri Sues Amtrak For $100 Million
• People Moves: POWERS Adds 2; SECURA Names Krause VP of HR
• Mississippi City Latest to Use Cameras to Catch Uninsured Motorists
• U.S. SEC Unveils Landmark Climate Change Risk Disclosure Rule
• People Moves: Argo’s Betz Leads New Applied Surety Team; Hartford’s Cushing Joins Zurich Construction; Hub Names Frattarola HNW Leader; Cline Succeeds Berg at ACT
• Avatar Policyholders Have Until April 13 to Find New Coverage, Florida Regulators Say
• $2M Settlement in Washington Police Killing Lawsuit
• Washington Addressing Flooding That Has Displaced Residents Near Border
• California Imposes New Round of Water Cuts to Deal with Severe Drought
• Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway to Buy Alleghany for $11.6 Billion
• Former Ethos Broking Executive Tuplin Becomes CEO of Towergate as Thelwell Departs
• People Moves: Zurich Names UK Chief Sustainability Officer; HDI Appoints de Varax to Interim Role to Lead French Branch; Fusion Bolsters APAC M&A Team With 3 Hires
• Miller Acquires Paris-Based Henner Sports
• Marsh Launches ESG Risk Rating to Assess Companies’ ESG Performance
• Paris Taxi Driver Files Legal Complaint Against Tesla After Fatal Crash
• Update: China Eastern Airlines’ Boeing 737-800 Crashes; 132 People Feared Dead
• Norway’s Equinor Shuts Oil Platform as Precaution After Earthquake in North Sea
• World’s Cargo Ships Are Sailing Into Supply Chain Disruptions via Climate Risks: Report
• Bangladesh Files $22.4M Insurance Claim After Missile Hits Ship in Ukraine
• Shooting at Arkansas Car Show Kills At Least 1, Injures 20
• Wrongfully Convicted Kansas Man Sues County For $93 Million
• Google Accused in Lawsuit of Systemic Bias Against Black Employees
• Scouts Reach Deal With Catholic Committee in BSA Bankruptcy
• Fatal Crash Drives Maine to Address Gap in License Suspension Process
• Massachusetts Dairy Firm Resumes Plant Operations After Cyber Attack
• Insurance Executive Pattwell Named to Head New Jersey Casino Reinvestment Agency
• People Moves: Thaler to Chair California Workers’ Comp Institute Board; Belk, Brady, Hansen, Mathis, Steiner, Zender on Executive Committee
• Operator Announces Plan to Refloat Ever Forward Ship Stuck in Chesapeake Bay
• 8th Circuit: Arkansas Law Allows Malpractice Action to Proceed Before Underlying Suit is Resolved
• Court: Louisiana Port Owes Grain Terminal Owners $124.5 million
• Ransomware Hackers Used AI Images, Microsoft Flaw in Campaign
• No Changes to Michigan Auto Insurance Law This Term
• Western Companies Wrestle With Russia ‘Half-Exits’
• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Urges Insurers to Divest Their Russian Assets
• India’s Accidental Missile Launch Endangered Dozens of Passenger Jets
• Zuckerberg Deposition Blocked by Judge in D.C. Privacy Case
• RWI Underwriters Denying, Tightening Coverage Terms in Russia, Ukraine Region
• Massachusetts Governor Wants to Expand Mental Health Services, Lower Drug Costs
• People Moves: Swiss Re Names Gonzalez as CEO Reinsurance China, McGrath Becomes Regional CEO for Corporate Solutions in N. America
• New Jersey High Court Says Public Has Right to See Internal Report on Police Director
• Jury in California Awards $85M in Death of Man Following Arrest
• Mosaic Creates Cyber Underwriting Hub in Bermuda
• Two North Carolina Insurance Agents Charged with Fraud
• Miller Launches Online Platform for High-Net-Worth Clients
• Aircraft Insurers Brace for Barrage of Russia Claims in Possibly Biggest Aviation Loss
• Fox News Appeals Defamation Ruling Over Election Claims, Countersues Smartmatic

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