News for May 2025

• Former WV Fire Official Sentenced to 33 Months for Arson, Insurance Fraud
• ZestyAI Gains Michigan Approval
• Texas House Advances Bill to Allow Homes on Smaller Lots
• Congress Could Unravel Biden’s Climate Law. Here’s What to Watch
• EU to Propose More Flexible Climate Goal, Sources Say
• Wildfires in Alberta Pose Growing Threat to Canada’s Oil
• People Moves: Markel Taps Former RSA Exec Mooney to Succeed Galjaard; AXA XL Reinsurance Names Ivanova as Head of Property, International Reinsurance
• Farmers Press Trump for Biofuels Boost to Counter Tariff Losses
• CVS, Express Scripts Sue to Block Arkansas Law Restricting Pharmacy Benefit Managers
• Lawsuit Says Zealous Honolulu PD Arresting Drivers for DUI Even When Sober
• Czech Republic Accuses China of ‘Malicious Cyber Campaign’ Against Foreign Ministry
• Viewpoint: Life-Saving Building Codes Are the Unsung Heroes of Resilience
• Lloyd’s Insurer Beazley Gains New Bull to Bolster Unique Status
• SEC Dismisses Lawsuit Against Binance Crypto Exchange
• Ex-WWE Executive Turns, Agrees to Team With Sex Abuse Accuser Against McMahon
• Industry Vets Bonneau and Bredahl Form Novel Financial, Acquire Forza Insurance
• DeSantis Vetoes Repeal of ‘Free Kill’ Medical Malpractice Bill
• Trump Administration Is Rolling Out a New Way to Shrink FEMA’s Role
• Georgia Insurance Office Uses Appointment Fees to Help Fund New Elevator Inspectors
• After Years of Losses, Florida Insurers Saw Underwriting Profits in 2024, AM Best Says
• Liberty Mutual Settles With Travelers Over New York Subcontractor Coverage
• Viewpoint: California’s Property Insurance Crisis and the Path to Reform
• Ex-Connecticut Governor Rowland Pardoned by President Trump Was Insurance Agent
• Trump’s Tariffs to Remain in Effect After Appeals Court Grants Stay
• Searing Heat in California and West Threatens to Break Temperature Records
• Cotality: Over 33 Million Properties at Risk of Hurricanes, Creating ‘Liquidity Traps’
• AM Best Revises Outlook to Negative for Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual
• Victoria’s Secret Website Down as Lingerie Seller Addresses ‘Security Incident’
• New York Times Agrees to License Content to Amazon for AI Use
• SC Governor Celebrates Dram Shop-Tort Reform Law But Some Want More
• Iranian Pleads Guilty in US to 2019 Baltimore Ransomware Attack
• Nurse Showed COVID Was Work-Contracted, West Virginia Supreme Court Rules
• US Court Blocks Most Trump Tariffs, Says President Exceeded His Authority
• Markets/Coverages: MGA Rokstone Launches International Casualty Division
• Sony Says Spin-Off Will Give Financial Arm Fundraising Capabilities
• Hiscox Appoints Clarke as Chairman Designate
• UK Authorities Charge Director at Center of Fake Plane Parts Probe
• Tesla Targets June 12 Launch of Robotaxi Service in Austin
• Missouri Special Session to Include Discussion on Aid for Tornado Victims
• Michigan Court Ends Effort to Sue Oxford School Staff Over Mass Shooting
• Wildfire Experience Inspires New Contents Claims Insurtech
• Cargo Ship That Ran Aground in Norway, Nearly Hitting a House, Is Towed Back to Sea
• US Agrees to End Use of Race, Gender in Highway, Transit Contracts
• Viewpoint: Global Reinsurers Stand Strong Amid Investment Volatility, Natural Disasters
• Emergency Management Director for Florida Keys Braces for Hurricane Season
• Lawsuit Says Former Trident Exchange CEO Was ‘Self-Dealing’ on IT Work
• Definity’s Travelers Canada Deal Could Prompt Wave of Consolidation, CEO Says
• Hawaii Governor Signs Hotel Tax Bill to Help With Climate Change Through Mitigation
• OSHA Settles With New Jersey Bakery Where Finger Amputations Occurred
• Certification Enables California, Oregon Homeowners to Earn Premium Discounts
• California Joint Law Enforcement Efforts Lead to 4,800 Stolen Vehicles Recovered
• People Moves: Third Generation Joins Sgroi Lawley; Plymouth Rock Names Finn CMO; WTW’s Puckett Joins Protecdiv
• Rehab Provider Resolves Discrimination Charge Following Employee Termination
• Texas Wants Its Own Film Industry, and Some Creative Control
• Thousands Without Power in Houston After Strong Thunderstorms
• People Moves: Miller Rejoins Lockton to Lead Stop Loss, Pharmacy Practices; Zurich Alum Andrejko Returns as Head of Construction Pro Liability
• People Moves: NI Holdings, Inc. Makes Executive Leadership Appointments
• Texas Likely to Expand Medical Marijuana Program as Hemp Ban Looms
• Inflation Impacting Workers Comp Medical Costs: WCRI
• Connecticut Expands Cancer Relief Program for Firefighters
• FTC Drops Case Over Microsoft’s $69 Billion Activision Blizzard Deal
• Trident Reciprocal Names Hodges CEO
• Memorial Day Boat Explosion Sends 11 to the Hospital in Florida
• Ford Recalls Nearly 1.1 Million Vehicles Over Rearview Camera Software Issue
• People Moves: AXIS Restructures Global Markets Team; Chaucer Taps Ray From Fidelis as Head of Renewable Energy and Energy Transition
• EU Almost on Track to Reach 2030 Climate Goal
• German Court Throws Out Peruvian Farmer’s Climate Case Against RWE
• Dutch Insurer Scraps Old-Style Chat Bots Amid Uneven AI Rollout
• Definity Financial to Buy Travelers Cos.’ Canadian Operations for $2.4 Billion
• Cyberattack Surge Creates Opportunity for Insurers, Prompts Rethink on Premiums
• Tokio Marine Launches Green Unit, Eyes $1 Billion Revenues by 2030
• Skyla Insurance Acquires Policyline, Names Ricks President
• As Schools Prepare to Pay Athletes, What Role Will Insurance Play?
• Alabama Study Shows Fortified Homes Paying Off for Insurers, Homeowners
• Immigration Crackdown Unnerves Once-Protected Cuban Exiles in Florida
• Washington Labor Contractor Fined $1.25M for Workplace Violations
• Appeals Court Affirms City of Boston Is Not Liable in School Shooting
• $2.1M Settlement With Family of Alaska Teen Fatally Shot by Officer
• Free Speech Beats Zoning in Spat Over New Hampshire Pastry Shop Painting
• Maryland Car Dealer Accused of Denying Employee’s Service Dog for PTSD
• First Heat Wave of Season to Bake West, Increasing Wildfire Risk
• Trump Approves FEMA Disaster Relief for 8 States
• People Moves: Fidelis Insurance Group Promotes Greenwood as CUO for Bermuda; Everest Names Former Chubb Executive Page to Board of Directors
• Mechanic Sentenced to Prison, Must Pay $1.3M for Defrauding Missouri Customer
• How to Protect Your Rooftop Solar Panels From Hail Damage
• Florida’s Slide Insurance Files for Initial Public Stock Offering
• Louisiana Stifles Community Air Monitoring With Threat of Million-Dollar Fines: Lawsuit
• Political Risk Cover Demand Rises, but GWP Growth Lags: Report
• Boeing Agrees to Resolve US Criminal Case Over 737 Crashes
• TVA Becomes First US Utility to Seek Permit for Small Nuclear Reactor
• Industry Vet Plumeri Joins Insurance Advisory Partners as Chairman
• Southern California Edison Paying $82.5M to Settle Claims Over Bobcat Fire Damages
• DIY Home Inspections Are Taking Over, Firms Say
• Venezuelan Workers at Disney Put on Leave After Losing Protective Status
• Progress Is Slow for Chimney Rock, NC Hit Hard by Hurricane Helene
• Wildfires Erupt Near Alberta Oil Well Sites Amid Hot Weather
• India Races to Contain Oil Spill From Sunken Container Ship
• Russian Hackers Target Western Firms Shipping Aid to Ukraine, US Intelligence Says
• FTC Nixes Antitrust Lawsuit Against PepsiCo Over Pricing
• India Debuts New Weather Model to Help Farming, Flood Planning
• Norwegian Man Awakes to Discover Grounded Cargo Ship Narrowly Missed His Home
• Markets/Coverages: BHSI Expands Executive & Professional Lines Cover in Italy
• More Tornadoes, Fewer Meteorologists Make for a Dangerous Mix
• Underwriting Concerns About Solar? Insurer Certifies Panels for Hail, Fire Resistance
• Connecticut Lawmakers Close Costly Workers’ Comp Loophole Opened by Court
• Urban Fires Spark California Firefighter’s Idea to Get Quicker Water for Helicopters
• New Hampshire to Pay $2.25M to Mother of 5-Year-Old Killed by Father
• Massachusetts Firm to Pay $11M for Dumping Contaminated Fill in Rhode Island
• New York City Employee Killed in Sewage-Boat Explosion on Hudson River
• Australia’s East Coast Begins Flood Cleanup as Waters Recede
• California, 10 Other States Launch Clean Cars Coalition Following Senate Vote
• California Brokerage Executive to Plead Guilty to Illegal Campaign Contributions
• People Moves: Jenks Named President of JH Blades; Gonzales Joins Alliant Healthcare
• Shareholders of Swiss Insurers Helvetia and Baloise Approve Merger
• Don’t Miss Out: Enter Now for Insurance Journal’s Top 100 P/C Agencies Ranking
• Private Funds Are Turning to Complex Bonds to Tackle Cash Crunch
• Dangerous-Dog Owners in Florida Must Now Get $100,000 in Liability Insurance
• Mercedes Will Put its North American HQ in Georgia, Moving Hundreds of Jobs
• Man Charged With Providing Alcohol to Fan Who Fell from Ballpark Wall
• BioLab Won’t Rebuild Chlorine Plant With History of Fires, Explosions, Toxic Clouds
• AIG Settles Lawsuit Against E&S Rival Dellwood and Former Employees
• COVU Acquires Texas’ Uno Insurance Services
• BMS Group Acquires Turkish Broker Oria
• Former Brewers Player Sues Reds Over Career-Ending Injury
• The Biggest US Oil Field Is at Risk of Poisonous Water Leaks, Texas Warns
• Missouri DCI Estimates High Uninsured Rates in St. Louis Amidst Tornado Recovery
• Poland Says Key Infrastructure at Risk After Baltic Sea Incident
• Viewpoint: The Vital Role of Claim Professionals After Cyberattacks
• Crypto DeFi Project Cetus Protocol Suffers Security Breach
• US ‘Not Convinced’ About Lower G7 Price Cap on Russian Oil, European Official Says
• Four Die as Floods Hammer Area North of Sydney, With More Rain Coming
• In Lawsuit Over Teen’s Death, Judge Rejects Free Speech Rights for AI Chatbots
• European Officials Weigh Response to US Efforts to Thwart Local DEI Programs
• ‘Big Beautiful’ Tax Breaks for Insurance Agents in Bill Passed by House, Says Big I
• Underwriters of the Future Are Constant Partners With Agents, Carrier Exec Says
• Georgia Tort Reform Law Means New Hurdles for Injured People and Attorneys
• Former Harvard Morgue Manager Pleads Guilty To Selling Stolen Human Remains
• Ships Have Been Hitting Brooklyn Bridge for Years But Without Fatalities Until Now
• Massachusetts Hacker to Plead Guilty to PowerSchool Data Breach
• People Moves: Big I New York Elects Gonyo as Board Chair and 4 Regional Directors
• Pacific Northwest Drivers Think They’re Safe, But Aren’t So Sure About Others
• Get Ready for Another Busy Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Senate Votes to Block California’s Rule to Ban Sale of New Gas-Powered Cars by 2035
• D.A. Says Former California Police Officer on Workers’ Comp Went to Festival, Skied
• People Moves: Swingle Collins & Associates Names Curtis as President
• People Moves: Willis Promotes Williamson as Canada Leader; HDI Global Taps RSA’s McDowell as Sales & Distribution Lead for International Programs and Captives
• New Orleans Archdiocese to Pay $179M to Victims of Clergy Sexual Abuse
• Man Who Burned Down a Missouri Church Sentenced, Ordered to Pay $7M
• FEMA Senior Officials Exit as Trump Targets Agency
• People Moves: Frankenmuth Insurance Appoints Ott Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary; Brotherhood Mutual Announces VP Promotion, Addition and Transition
• Corporate Nuclear Verdicts Surged to New Record High in 2024, Report Says
• NCDOI Fines Builders Mutual for Repeat Violations in Commercial Auto
• Markets/Coverages: CFC Adds Cyber Proactive Response to More Industry Products
• Plane Crashes into San Diego Neighborhood, Setting Homes and Vehicles on Fire
• Bankruptcy Judge Approves Norwich Diocese Plan With $31 Million for Abuse Survivors
• Air Traffic Control System Failing Americans, Airline CEOs Say
• Thames Water Tops List of Firms Facing Criminal Probes Over Pollution
• Climeworks Is Cutting 22% of Staff as US Climate Backlash Hits Carbon Removal
• Aircraft Lessor SMBC’s Proceeds From Russian Jet Insurance Settlements Hit $1.4B
• Viewpoint: Loss Control Services Are Underused Tools to Reduce Identity Security Risk
• Kremlin Vows to Defend Its Ships in the Baltic by All Legal Ways
• AI Regulation Ban Meets Opposition From State Attorneys General
• While FEMA Faces Overhaul, Mississippi Tornado Survivors Wait for Assistance
• Lawsuit Says Florida Aviation Firm Didn’t Verify Inspections of Troubled Learjet
• California Security Company Owner Sentenced in $3.4M Workers’ Comp Fraud Case
• Fire Damages Popular ‘Pond-to-Table’ Rhode Island Restaurant
• Budget Cuts at EPA Become Flashpoint at a Heated Hearing
• Washington Commissioner Issues $500K in Fines; $250K Fine for Unlicensed Insurer
• People Moves: Golden Bear Names Hohman Chief Underwriting Officer
• State Farm Still Wants a 30% Rate Increase in California
• Shortage of Overnight Truck Parking Blamed for 2023 Fatal Bus Crash in Illinois
• Austin Bar to Pay $42K Over Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit
• First MainStreet Adds 2 Midwest Agencies
• People Moves: CIS Promotes Gardea, Jr., Adds Felder to Leadership Team
• EU to Propose Removing Business Barriers to Enhance Competitiveness Amid US Tariffs
• Former Progressive CEO Renwick, 69, Dies
• Hack of Contractor Was at Root of Massive Federal Data Breach
• Acrisure Secures $2.1 Billion Funding Round for M&A, Tech
• People Moves: World Insurance Associates Names Youshock Head of Personal Lines; Belair Appointed President of Technology at Intact Insurance Specialty Solutions
• New Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Same Florida Grower With Cucumbers Last Year
• Global Forest Loss Tops Record as Wildfires Drive Destruction
• DoorDash Expands Driver Savings Pilot Program to Maryland
• Chevron Says One Missing After Fire at Angola Offshore Oil Platform With 17 Injured
• Amazon’s Zoox Expands Robotaxi Trials to Rival Turf in Atlanta
• Hacker of App Used by Trump Aide Stole Data From Across Government
• Judge Rejects Vanguard $40 Million Mutual Fund Settlement, Cites SEC Accord
• FAA Cuts Newark Flights After Air Traffic Control Issues
• Boost Prices or Retreat? How Carriers Improved Homeowners Books in 2024
• Radio Calls for Help Sent 45 Seconds Before Mexican Ship Hit Brooklyn Bridge
• Marks & Spencer Says Cyberattack to Cost £300 Million
• Thoma Bravo’s Nearmap to Buy Insurance Tech Firm Itel for Over $1.3B
• Europe’s Farm Sector Loses €28 Billion a Year From Climate Risks
• World Insurance Adds Two Agencies in South Carolina
• Alphabet’s Waymo Gets California Nod for Robotaxi Expansion in Bay Area
• Senate Will Try to Block California Vehicle Standards to Phase Out Gas-Powered Cars
• Central US Severe Weather Outbreak Caused Billions in Damages, AccuWeather Says
• Ryan Specialty Acquires Irish MGU 360° Underwriting
• No NOAA Large-Disaster Data to Hurt Insurers’ Grasp of Secondary Perils, Says AM Best
• Iowa-Based Ice Cream Manufacturer Issues Recall Over Plastic Concerns
• Stablecoin Bill Advances in US Senate in Big Win for Crypto
• Massachusetts Denies 7.1% Workers’ Comp Rate Hike After 2024 ‘Excessive’ Cut
• New England’s Shield Health Settles Data Breach Cases for $15.3 Million
• Japan’s Big Non-Life Insurers Plan to Sell Cross Shareholdings
• People Moves: Boroughs Named Chubb Group Vice Chairman, Hogan Succeeds Boroughs as Investment Officer; Cushing Named Head of Construction at Zurich NA
• More Tornadoes Plow Through Central US, Leaving Thousands Without Power
• Driverless Trucking Firm Aurora Puts Human Back in Driver’s Seat
• APCIA: Record Shows ‘Minimal Complaints’ on Hurricane Milton, Helene Claims
• Italy’s Data Watchdog Fines AI Company Replika’s Developer $5.6 Million
• EY Negligently Missed Huge Fraud at Collapsed Hospital Operator, $3B UK Trial Hears
• EU Will Propose to G7 Nations a Reduction in Sanctions Price Cap for Russian Oil
• Motion Specialty Launches Lloyd’s MGU, Founded by Former Hiscox Executives
• FCC Approves Verizon Deal to Acquire Frontier After DEI Changes
• People Moves: O’Day Named Acting Director of Oregon DCBS, Keen as Acting Insurance Commissioner
• Maryland Officials Say Autopsies Misclassified Deaths in Police Custody
• US Aviation Authorities Probe LaGuardia Runway Close Call
• Idaho Police Release Names of 6 Killed in Yellowstone Tour Crash Amid Investigation
• Train Strikes Family on Ohio Railroad Bridge, Killing 3
• Federal Jury Awards $405K Verdict Against Florida Senior Living Facility
• California Commissioner Launches Smoke Claims & Remediation Task Force
• Turbulent Waters May Have Been Factor in Mexican Ship’s Crash Into Brooklyn Bridge
• Despite Backlash From Trump, DEI Hasn’t Disappeared at US Companies
• Fire Destroys Mansion on a Former Louisiana Sugar Plantation
• M&S’ Slow Recovery From Cyberattack Puts it at Risk of Lasting Damage
• UK Legal Aid Hack Includes ‘Significant Amount’ of Personal Data
• People Moves: Castillo to Head Protecdiv’s Construction; Snyder Joins Mass. Workers’ Comp Council
• Q1 Shows ‘Clear’ Signs of Commercial P/C Softening, Says CIAB
• Severe Weather Leaves at Least 27 Dead, Including 18 in Kentucky
• Storms, Tornadoes Hit Kentucky and St. Louis as More Weather Approaches
• Capital One to Pay $425 Million to Settle Claims Over Savings Accounts
• EnergyAustralia Apologizes to Customers After Greenwashing Case
• UK’s Anglian Water Fined £1.4 Million Over Drinking Water Failures
• Crypto High-Rollers Go Big on Bodyguards to Deter Kidnappers
• Estonia Says Russia Detained Tanker in Baltic Sea
• Captives to Remain Viable as Market Softens: RIMS Panel
• Texas Stock Exchange CEO Sees State Muscling In on NYC, Delaware
• Sedgwick: Number of Recalled Products in US Rose 25% in First Quarter
• Complaints About Florida Insurers Have More Than Doubled in 5 Years, or Have They?
• Maine Lawmakers Thwart Move to Allow Mennonites to Self-Insure
• Washington Roofing Company Fined $300K After Worker Falls From Roof
• Judge Scraps LA Sparks Player’s WNBA Suit; Can Pursue Claim Against Las Vegas Aces
• Mexican Navy Ship Hits Brooklyn Bridge, Killing Two on Crew
• Severe Storm Batters St. Louis, Leaving At Least 4 Dead
• Edison Plans $6.2 Billion Fire-Prevention Plan After LA Blazes
• Widow of Arkansas Airport Director Killed in Raid Sues ATF Over Husband’s Death
• Severe Storms Sweep Through Midwest, Leaving Thousands Without Power
• Louisiana Plant at Center of Environmental Justice Fight Halts Operations
• Florida High Court Lets Stand Ruling on Damage Estimates in Supplemental Claims
• Lloyd’s Has ‘Laser Focus’ on Oversight of Coverholders to Proactively Avoid Market Risk
• Judge Orders Restoration of Health Program for West Virginia Coal Miners
• Asbestos Clinic in Montana Forced to Close to Pay for BNSF Jury Award
• DeSantis Signs Law Making Florida 2nd State to Ban Fluoride From Water Systems
• EPA to Rollback Limits on ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Drinking Water
• Alabama Lawmakers Approve Additional Legal Protections for Police Officers
• Boy Swept Away as Virginia and Maryland Hit With Heavy Rains and Flooding
• Ex-FDNY Chief Gets 3 Years for Taking Bribes to Fast-Track Safety Inspections
• Army Working to Fix Military and Traffic Controllers Communications at DC Airport
• Davis & Towle Acquires New Hampshire’s Tobey & Merrill Insurance
• Swiss Re Profits Up Despite Losses from California Wildfires
• Rogue Communication Devices Found in Chinese Solar Power Inverters
• Cyberattack-Hit M&S Says Food Availability Improving Every Day
• Morton Salt Settles Ohio Discrimination Case With $75,000 Payment
• Christian Dior Couture Client Data Breached in Cyberattack
• Texas Sweetens Pitch to CEOs, Boards With New State Protections
• Sedgwick Experts Outline Key Workers’ Comp Claims Trends
• Estonia Says Russia Sent Jet After Attempt to Stop Sanction-Breaking Ship
• California DoorDash Driver Pleads Guilty to Stealing $2.5M in Deliveries Scam
• People Moves: Delos Insurance Solutions Names Coffman CRO; Venbrook Promotes Lang
• Pilot’s Lack of Oxygen Cited as Likely Factor in 2023 Private Jet Crash in Virginia
• Coinbase Hackers Had Access to Customer Data Since January
• People Moves: Zurich NA Promotes Fox to Lead National Accounts, Caminiti CUO
• FEMA Chief Says Agency Will Raise State Burden for Disasters to 50%
• Tesla’s Robotaxi Launch in Texas Faces Scrutiny Over Potential Accident Risks
• US House Bill Reintroduced to Rid Federal Insurance Office of Subpoena Power
• Sweltering Heat Wave Hits US From Dakotas to Texas
• Coterie Relocating Headquarters to Appleton, Wisconsin
• Three Killed in Fiery Truck-Car Pileup on Georgia Interstate
• Brett Favre’s Defamation Suit Against State Auditor Can Move Forward, Court Says
• People Moves: Advocus Names Moore SVP of Illinois Operations
• People Moves: CRC Names New Underwriting Leaders and Senior VP
• People Moves: AIG Taps Colombo From Swiss Re as CEO, Latin America and Caribbean; Willis Names Former Allianz Exec Vosloh as Head of Cyber for EMEA
• Slide Secures $250M Cat Bond as Hurricane Season Looms
• Hedge Fund Fermat Sees 20% Surge in Catastrophe Bond Market
• Coinbase Says Bribed Workers Leaked Data to Hacker Seeking $20 Million in Ransom
• Workers’ Comp Premiums Fall 3% in 2024; Combined Ratio Holds at 86: NCCI
• Xiaomi EV Sales Fall After Deadly Crash, False Advertising Claims
• ‘Synchronization’ of Europe’s Financial Rules With US, UK Is a Priority: France’s Macron
• 2024 P/C Insurance Combined Ratio Best in More Than a Decade
• State Farm VP Apologizes to Homeowner While Allstate Gets Grilled at Senate Hearing
• TIMBY Specialty Launches Warehouse Legal Liability Coverage
• In Tesla’s Wake, More Big Companies Propose Voting ‘Dexit’ to Depart Delaware
• People Moves: Roberts Joins Alliant in Boston; MEMIC Promotes Amoateng and Finn
• New York Sues Capital One for Cheating Savings Depositors
• LA County Wildfire Alert Mistakenly Sent to Millions Due to Tech Glitch
• Waymo Recalls 1,200 Self-Driving Vehicles After Minor Collisions
• More Than 200 Firefighters Battled Warehouse Blaze in Baltimore. No Injuries Reported
• Report: California Workers’ Comp Combined Ratio Highest in 14 Years
• Business Moves: Insurtech wefox to Sell Italian Businesses to PE Firm J.C. Flowers
• Missouri Lawsuit Filed Against Natural Gas Company Over Fatal Home Explosion
• Texas AG Secures $60M Judgment in Pollution Case
• Michigan County Settles Lawsuit Over Official Flashing Rifle During Zoom Meeting

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