News for October 2025

• GM to Cut EV, Battery Production and 1,200 jobs at Michigan Plant
• WTW Reports Flat Q3 Revenue of $2.29 Billion, With Organic Growth of 5%
• Michigan Acquires Shipwreck Artifact in Unusual Settlement Agreement
• Texas Backs Permian Gas-Fired Power Plant With $1.1B Loan as AI Demand Soars
• Ex-Thief Says He Warned Louvre of Security Weaknesses Around Crown Jewels
• The Hanover Reports 75% Growth in Q3 Net Income
• People Moves: NFP Appoints Keefe Head of Northeast Broking
• Congress Shielded Gun Firms From Lawsuits. Some Blue States Eye Loophole
• FBI Searched California Real Estate Firm Linked to Bad Bank Loans, Lawsuit
• Federal Judge in Mississippi Admits Staff Used AI to Draft Inaccurate Order
• AIG Joins Private Equity Firm Onex to Acquire Re/Insurer Convex Group
• Monkeys Escape From Overturned Truck on Mississippi Highway
• GEICO, Daimler Launch Connected Insurance Program for Truck Fleets
• Microsoft Azure’s Services Restored After Global Outage
• OpenAI Sued for Trademark Infringement Over Sora’s ‘Cameo’ Feature
• Hacking Firm Boss Pleads Guilty to Stealing, Selling Secrets
• FIO: Insurer Litigation Expenses Dipped Slightly Between 2023 and 2024
• Ship With Radioactive Zinc Dust Stuck Near Philippine Port, Official Says
• Jamaica’s Grid Was Not Ready for Hurricane Melissa
• Hurricane Melissa Wreaks $8 Billion of Damage, Kills Dozens
• EverPeak Launches Workers’ Comp in Arkansas
• Adjuster Countersues Heritage Over ’60 Minutes’ Response While DFS Probe Stalls
• Prediction Markets Firm Kalshi Sues NY Gambling Regulator Alleging Overreach
• People Moves: Aspire Promotes Alam to Chief Financial Officer
• Trial Starts in $40M Lawsuit by Teacher Shot by 6-Year-Old Student
• SCE Wildfire Fund to Pay Millions, Fast-Track Death Claims
• Starr Acquiring IQUW; Starr Managing Agency to Be Among 10 Largest at Lloyd’s
• South Dakota Survival Bunker Renters Sue Owner Over Alleged Deceptive Practices
• Florida Appeals Court Reverses $200M Jury Verdict in Maya Kowalski Case
• Fermi Orders Four Big Nuclear Reactors in Texas
• Lawsuit Leads to Surrender of Texas Physician’s License over Gender-Affirming Care
• People Moves: Alliant Names Lapinski to Employee Benefits Group
• Florida Jury Awards $20 Million in J&J Talcum Powder Mesothelioma Lawsuit
• Verisk Misses Quarterly Revenue Estimates, Trims 2025 Revenue Forecast
• Aviva Ventures Backs Indico Data’s Insurance Operations AI
• Rebuilding Begins After Drenching Rains Flood Parts of Central, South Florida
• Vietnam Logs Five Feet of Rain in One Day, Nearing World Record
• Administration Backs Off Bid for Atlantic Oil Drilling, But Gulf Still on Table
• US Appeals Court Revives $2.5 Billion Opioid Lawsuit in West Virginia
• Court Dismisses Securities Fraud Charges Against Fashion Designer Cole’s Brother
• Uber Taking on Waymo in San Francisco With Lucid, Nuro Robotaxis
• Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Acquires Safe T Professionals in Arizona
• Reinsurers Hold Bulk of Jamaica’s Property Exposures From Hurricane Melissa: Reports
• Hurricane Melissa Makes Cuba Landfall After Lashing Jamaica
• People Moves: Tassone Jr. Promoted to AM Specialty CEO; Canopius Names Leftwich US Head of Strategy; FM Hires Erbig as CFO
• UN Sees World’s Emissions Falling 10% by 2035, Far Short of 60% Goal
• Progressive Now 4th Largest Global Insurer; RenRe Fastest Growing in ’24
• Generali, Natixis Owner Likely to Drop Asset Management Deal, Sources Say
• Europe’s Top Rights Court Rejects Climate Challenge Against Norway’s Oil
• Mondelez Defeats Greenwashing Lawsuit Over ‘Climate Neutral’ Clif Bar Claim
• ‘Catastrophic’ Hack Underscores Public Defender Security Gaps
• Tokyo Metropolitan Government Issues Climate Resilience Bond
• Massachusetts Survey Identifies Safety Issues for Assisted Living Residences
• California Commissioner’s Regulation to Prevent Insurance Crises From Climate Disasters, Cyber Threats, AI
• Jamaica Catastrophe Bondholders Now Face Full-Trigger Event
• Oklahoma Insurance Department’s Fire Classifications Save Homeowners $22M
• People Moves: Evans Jr. Elected President of Big I Illinois
• EPIC Acquires Illinois’ Price Insurance
• Texas Sues Tylenol Makers J&J and Kenvue, Alleging They Hid Drug’s Autism Risks
• Chemical Board Investigators Digging Into Fatal Tennessee Explosives Plant Blast
• Federal Judge Decertifies Apple App Store Class Action
• Brown & Brown Reports Strong Q3 Revenue Growth of 35.4%
• The Hartford Q3 Net Income Up 41%
• Security First the Latest in Florida to Announce Home Insurance Rate Cut
• J&J Talc Cancer Suits Rise 17% After Failed Settlement Push
• Virginia’s Lawsuit Against TikTok Gets Green Light to Proceed in State Court
• Transportation Secretary May Pull $160M From California Over Noncitizen Truck Licenses
• Truck Driver in Fatal Crash Repeatedly Failed Driving Tests, Florida AG’s Office Says
• Wright Flood’s Buy of Poulton Associates to Create Largest Flood Insurance Provider
• Swedish PE Firm EQT Offers to Buy Australian Insurance Broker AUB in $3.4B Deal
• Reuters: Iran, Russia and the New Zealand Insurer That Kept Sanctioned Oil Flowing
• Ryan Specialty Agrees to Acquire Canadian MGU Stewart Specialty Risk Underwriting
• Ex-PIMCO Executive Plans to Launch Europe’s First ETF Based on Catastrophe Bonds
• Update: Hurricane Melissa Bears Down on Jamaica as Category 5 Storm
• Catastrophe Bond Investors Told to Brace for Jamaica Payout
• Canada Pension Fund Sued by Young People Over Climate Risks
• PepsiCo Resolves Lawsuit Over Gatorade Health Bar Claims
• Kentucky Supreme Court Weighs in on Three Workers’ Comp Cases
• Officer Faces Misconduct Charge for ATM, Pizza Stops Instead of Murder Investigation
• Wyoming to Be Hub for US Rare Earth, Critical Mineral Stockpile
• Exonerated Trader Sues UBS for $400 Million Over Libor Accusations
• Researchers in California Are Mapping Rural Heat to Protect Farmworkers
• AIG to Acquire Renewal Rights of Everest’s Retail Commercial Business Worth $2B
• AM Best Assigns Credit Rating to Texas’ Dallas Specialty
• Banks Rocked by ‘Extreme’ Car Loan Costs Gear Up for FCA Fight
• Staff Member Dies After Being Kicked at Residential School
• NHTSA to Expand Probe Into 286,000 GM Vehicles Over Possible Engine Failure
• Alaska Airlines Vows IT Upgrades After Outage Forces 400 Flight Cancellations
• St. John’s University and ACORD Partner On Executive Education Programs
• JPMorgan Chase Fights Paying $115M Legal Tab for Convicted Fraudsters
• CyberCube: Insured Loss Estimate From AWS Outage Likely About $40M
• People Moves: Liberty Mutual Re Taps Aldwinckle From AXA XL Re as CUO, International Casualty; Re/Insurer IQUW Bermuda Names Guy Carpenter’s Mitchell as CUO
• After $7M in Local Incentives, Alfa Launches Renovation of New HQ in Montgomery
• ExxonMobil Sues California, Claims New Green Laws Violate Speech
• Alabama DOI Requiring Use of SLIP+ Platform for Surplus Lines Reporting
• Suspects in Louvre Heist in Custody After Week-Long Manhunt
• Hurricane Melissa Churns Toward Jamaica as Category 5 Storm
• HSBC to Take $1.1 Billion Hit After Luxembourg Court Ruling in Madoff Case
• HK Startup Aims to Launch Satellites for 3D Wind Data, SCMP Says
• AM Best Revises Outlooks to Stable for Members of Illinois’ Pekin Insurance Group
• Hacking Lab Boss Charged With Seeking to Sell Secrets
• Consumers Seek $2.36B From Google After Privacy Verdict
• Florida’s Universal P&C Reports Strong Profits, Policy Growth for Q3
• Plan to Sell Golf Course Built on Slave Graves Sparks Outrage in Florida’s Capital City
• California Commissioner Asks Insurers for Policyholder Relief During Shutdown
• Employee Accused of Stealing 47 Vehicles From Car Rental Site at Airport
• People Moves: Cowbell Names Klipphahn and Hewerdine to Mid-Market and Claims Leadership; Alliant Human Capital Names Steinhoff as First VP
• Trump Denies Disaster Declarations for Maryland, Vermont and Illinois
• Intruders Release Mink From Iowa Farm in What Trade Group Calls ‘Terrorist Act’
• South Dakota Company Recalls Pork Jerky That May Contain Metal Wire
• Jury Awards $40M to Family of Louisiana Man Who Died in Privately-Run Jail
• Bishop Street Underwriters Launches MGA Incubator
• Delaware Workers’ Compensation Rates Dropping Again
• Business Moves: MNK International Acquires Broker in Turkey; Specialist Risk Group Buys Healthcare Consultancy, Specializing in UK Professional Sports
• People Moves: The Baldwin Group Names Campo Construction Practice Partner
• Best Agency to Work For – West Region: Kulchin Ross
• People Moves: Aon Re Names Secker EMEA Chief Client Officer, De Bosini as Chief Broking Officer; ACORD Taps Former IUA CEO Matcham as Digital Markets Ambassador
• Trump Plan Would Open Almost All Coast to Offshore Drilling
• Heat Shock Tips Florida Corals to Extinction
• French Court Penalizes TotalEnergies for Deceptive Greenwashing Claims
• Best Agency to Work For – Midwest Region: DSP Insurance Services
• Best Agency to Work For – South Central Region: Higginbotham
• World’s Largest Retirement Community Taps Muni Market to Help Build More Homes
• More Flights Delayed Due to Air Traffic Control Staffing Issues
• Markets/Coverages: Coalition Launches Excess Cyber Insurance in Quebec
• Rivian Agrees to Pay $250 Million to Settle IPO Fraud Lawsuit
• EU’s New Sanctions Boost Allies’ Push to Hit Russian Energy
• Apple Loses Landmark UK Lawsuit Over App Store Commissions
• People Moves: CRC Group Names New Team Members in Specialty Division; Howden US Appoints Hanback EVP
• Growth Momentum Continues for Program Business: TMPAA
• Waymo to Manually Test Autonomous Vehicles at Newark Airport
• Trucking App Trucker Path Launches Retail Insurance Agency
• Conservative Activist Sues Google Over AI-Generated Statements
• University of Virginia Strikes Deal to Avoid Trump Investigations, Protect Funding
• Illinois Department of Insurance Asks Insurers for Policyholder Relief During Shutdown
• Pritzker’s Illinois Wins 10th Rating Upgrade as Reserves Climb
• Major Investor for Louisiana LNG as Construction Ramps up
• TWIA Committee Recommends Method for Determining PML for 2026 Storm Season
• Why Two Montana Asbestos Victims May Never Receive an $8M Judgment
• Trump Cancels San Francisco Crackdown After Benioff, Huang Calls
• Louisiana Drafting Rules for Up to 30% Premium Discounts for FORTIFIED Homes
• TrustedChoice.com Rebrands to Momentum Edge Following June Acquisition
• Why Big Oil Is Asking EPA Not to Cut its Polluter Reporting Program
• GEICO Sues Medical Firms in Florida, NY Over Alleged No-Fault Auto Fraud
• Big Food Readies New Strategy Against RFK Jr. Push in States
• China Trade Spat Threatens Wisconsin’s ‘Napa Valley’ of Ginseng
• Lyft Protected by Florida’s 2017 Law in Driver’s Miami Crash, Appeals Court Says
• NY Insurance Regulator Warns of Cyber Threats From Third-Party Service Providers
• Google Backs Gas Power Plant With Carbon Capture for Midwest Data Centers
• Disaster Relief Fund Hits Critical Low as Shutdown Endures
• People Moves: Acrisure Re Appoints Morrison
• Thames Among UK’s Worst-Polluting Water Firms as Incidents Rise
• Old Republic to Acquire Small Farmowner Insurer Everett Cash Mutual
• New Jersey Claims Amazon Discriminated Against Pregnant, Disabled Workers
• Japanese Companies Brace for More Attacks as Cybercrimes Climb
• Tropical Storm Melissa Brings Heavy Rain to Haiti, Dominican Republic and Jamaica
• Global Commercial Insurance Rates Drop 4% in Q3, for 5th Quarterly Decline: Marsh
• This Pollution Lawsuit Could Reach Far Beyond Banks of River Wye in UK
• New Zealand Issues Rare Red Warnings Amid Destructive Spring Storm
• Industry Groups Applaud Bill to Treat Forests, Mitigate Wildfire Risk
• Viewpoint: Insurance and AI – A Double-Edged Sword
• Markets/Coverages: Verisk Offers Insurers a Standardized Pet Insurance Program
• Reddit Sues Perplexity, Others Over Alleged Data Scraping
• Rotting Apple: Berkley Explains Property Market, Company Appetite
• Authorities Investigating Death of Rail Conductor Struck by Train in Montana
• Iowa Man Charged With Public Adjusting Without a License
• What to Know About Recovery Efforts in Alaska Following Storm
• Airline Emergency Landing in Utah Likely Caused by Weather Balloon Collision
• Kansas Man Sentenced for Insurance Fraud
• Plane Returns to Nebraska Airport After Cockpit Misinterpretation
• Cards Against Humanity and SpaceX Reach Settlement in Texas Land Dispute
• Plan to Pump Billions of Gallons From East Texas Appears on Hold
• Grounded Paychecks: 60,000 Air Safety Workers Tighten Belts as US Shutdown Drags
• NC Commissioner Meets With Residents After More Homes Fall into Ocean
• Apple Attacks EU Crackdown in Digital Law’s Biggest Court Test
• US Saw Record $101 Billion in Weather Losses Through June
• AWS Outage a ‘Moderate Incident,’ Another Near Miss for Insurance Industry
• Colorado’s Regulator Warns Insurers About Auto Shops Waiving Deductibles
• Liberty Mutual Signs on as Title Sponsor for Music City Bowl in Nashville
• Supreme Court Declines to Revive Mumps Vaccine Antitrust Case Against Merck
• Australia Tells AI Chatbot Companies to Detail Child Protection Steps
• Driver Crashes Into Birthday Party Killing Woman and Injuring 8 Kids in Maryland
• People Moves: Zurich’s BOXX Insurance Names Key Appointments in Distribution, Underwriting, Claims; HDI Global Appoints Smart to Lead Global Bloodstock & Equine
• Baidu to Bring Robotaxis Without Steering Wheels to Switzerland
• Jewelry Stolen From Louvre Valued at 88 Million Euros, Paris Prosecutor Says
• Britain Will Make it Easier to Fine Water Firms for Pollution
• Jaguar Land Rover Hack Cost UK Economy $2.5 Billion, Report Says
• People Moves: Novatae Risk Group Names Jenkins COO
• Best Agency to Work For – Overall Winner: Robertson Ryan Insurance
• Amazon Cloud Reputation Takes Hit After Outage
• People Moves: Pyfrom Named Starwind Cannabis EVP of Sales and Distribution; Golden Bear Adds Witherspoon As Lawyers Professional Liability Team Lead
• Most Arizona DOI Cases Are Personal Lines And Over Claims Handling
• State Farm and Mahomes Looking to Play on Tom Brady’s Home Turf
• Chubb Books Record P/C Underwriting Income, Combined Ratio in Q3
• Why Eating a Burger in Houston Is Less Climate-Friendly Than in Chicago
• Homeowners Facing Big Deductibles? Mission Says it Has a Buyback Plan for That
• New York Construction Firm to Pay $1.4M to Workers for Violating Their Rights
• Florida Jury Awards Jack Nicklaus $50M in Defamation Suit vs. His Former Company
• World Acquires Wisconsin’s Green Bay Insurance Center
• Rockford Mutual Launches Commercial Auto in Michigan
• Louisiana Judge Invalidates Permit for LNG Facility, Orders Review of Climate Impact
• Florida AG Issues Criminal Subpoenas for Roblox, Says Platform Puts Children at Risk
• State Officials Say New Rules, Delays for FEMA Grants Put Disaster Response at Risk
• New Hampshire Youth Centers Seeking Coverage for Child Abuse Claims Sue Insurer
• Amazon Says All Cloud Services Restored After 15-Hour Outage
• Catastrophe Bonds’ Huge Market Gains Put Reinsurers on Backfoot
• Update: Poland, Romania Foil Russian Exploding Parcels Plot, Warsaw Says
• People Moves: Lockton Re Taps Aon’s Bell as Head of Aviation; Canopius Hires Webber From Trans Re as Head of Reinsurance London
• Fire at Airport Cargo Complex Disrupts Bangladesh’s Garment Exports
• Operation Underway to Salvage LPG Tanker MV Falcon After Explosion in Gulf of Aden
• Insurance Agency M&A Picks Up in Q3 but Down for the Year: OPTIS
• A 7-Minute Louvre Heist Leaves Behind DNA and Dropped Crown
• KKR, Quadrantis to Acquire Minority Stake in Hong Kong’s Peak Re
• ‘Massive Legal Siege’ Against Social Media Companies Looms
• Shutdown Stalemate Brings IPO Holdouts Off the Sidelines
• North Carolina Supreme Court Lets Stand Greg Lindberg’s Civil Fraud Liability
• The Next Big Film Studios Could Be in Nevada if Some Unions Get Their Way
• New York Workers’ Comp Board to Close Two Virtual-Only Locations
• California Attorney General Announces Settlement Against Plastic Bag Makers
• Renaissance Acquires Insurance Services of The West
• WR Berkley Q3 Net Income Up Near 40%
• Target Is Selling THC Beverages in Minnesota Test Run
• Texas Residents to Vote on $20B Package to Secure State’s Water Supply
• Michigan DIFS Reminds Consumers to Practice Cybersecurity Awareness
• Amazon Delivery Firms Are Bailing Amid Rising Costs, Meager Profit
• NHTSA Investigates Waymo Robotaxis Over Safety Around School Buses
• Alaska Storm Damage So Bad Many Evacuees Won’t Go Home for at Least 18 Months
• Progressive Records $2.6B in Q3 Income After Refunds for Excess Profits in Florida
• People Moves: Liberty Mutual Re Promotes Blosche to Head of Northern Europe as Van Oort Retires; AXA Announces Key Leadership Appointments
• Inflation, Supply Chains, Tariffs: Trends Impacting Business Insurance and Claims
• People Moves: Borys to Lead Howden US Financial Lines; Everest Appoints Vidovich General Counsel
• Australia’s Weather Bureau Casts Doubt on Prospects for La Niña
• Former WWE Boss McMahon Enters Pretrial Program in Reckless Driving Case
• Gun-Owning New Hampshire Teen Sues School Officials Who Searched His Truck
• Amazon’s AWS Struggles to Recover After Major Outage Disrupts Apps, Services
• Storm Fengshen Kills Eight in Philippines as It Heads for China
• EU Seeks Maritime Declaration to Inspect Russia’s ‘Shadow Fleet’
• France’s Louvre Museum Closes After Jewels Stolen in Robbery
• G20 Risk Watchdog Warns of ‘Significant Gaps’ in Global Crypto Rules
• Hackers Had Been Lurking in Cyber Firm F5 Systems Since 2023
• Charges Dropped Against Owner of Dog Found Left Behind in Hurricane Milton
• Florida, Alabama Hold Hearings on NCCI Workers’ Comp Rate Decreases
• Debt Collector Adds Subrogation Recovery for Insurers in Florida and Other States
• Proxy Adviser ISS Urges Vote Against Musk’s $1 Trillion Package
• LA County Reaches New $828 Million Deal With Abuse Victims
• People Moves: Physicians Insurance A Mutual Company Names Carlson President, CEO
• LPG-Laden Tanker on Fire off Yemen, EU’s Naval Force Says
• Alphabet’s Waymo to Launch Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service in London in 2026
• Energy Transfer Delays Lake Charles LNG Project Decision to 2026
• Meta Building New Gigawatt-Sized Data Center in Texas
• Trump Bid to Deploy Troops in Chicago Again Denied by Court
• Smucker Sues Trader Joe’s in Ohio, Saying New PB&Js Are Too Much Like Uncrustables
• New York Hospital Insurer Files for Bankruptcy, Citing Child Sex Abuse Claims
• Chamber of Commerce Sues Over Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
• An Unsustainable Trend – Declining P/C Rates and Rising Cost of Risk: Marsh’s Doyle
• Markets/Coverages: Resilience Expands Tech E&O Coverage for Clients Above $25M
• UK Spy Chief Warns of AI Danger, Though Not Disaster-Movie Doom
• Tesla’s European Regulator Says Door Safety a ‘Key Priority’
• Italy Plans to Get €11 Billion From Banks, Insurers in 3 Years
• Vienna Insurance Group Offers to Buy Germany’s Nuernberger Beteiligungs for $1.61B
• Can a More Unified Front Be Formed Against Legal System Abuse?
• People Moves: Howden US Appoints Clark to Lead Private Risk Solutions; Krupowicz Named Head of Operations
• Chinese Freighter Halves EU Delivery Time on Maiden Arctic Voyage to UK
• Former NFL Players, Country Singer Lend Names to Georgia-Based Concierge Launch
• Gaps in Awareness of HO Coverage Provides Opportunity for Agents: Survey
• AI-Powered Home Insurance Startup Expands in Risky Florida Market
• 15 States Launch Alliance to Bolster Coordination on Public Health
• Health Net Settles With California Attorney General for $40M for Misleading Consumers
• ALKEME Acquires Maryland’s Gorges & Co.
• New Hampshire Supreme Court: Law Erasing Limit on Abuse Claims Is Not Retroactive
• LA County Officials Approved Emergency Declaration Over Immigration Raids
• People Moves: Plymouth Rock Agency Marketing Adds Foxx; Fast Joins Alliant in Maine
• TDI Drafts New Rule Requiring Appraisal Provision in Auto and Homeowners Policies
• Marsh McLennan Reports 4% Organic Revenue Growth, Down From Q3 2024
• Storm System Threatens Central and Southern US With Hail and Damaging Winds
• NAMIC to Federal Lawmakers: Do Your Job on Flood Insurance Program
• Texas Legislature Forms Committees to Investigate July Deadly Floods
• Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Acquires Michigan’s Strategic Services Group
• Natural Disaster Claims in 2025 to Again Top $100B Despite ‘Abnormally Low’ Q3 Events
• Incubator, Former C&F Exec Launch Specialty Insurer for Insurers, Financial Managers
• Tennessee Plant Explosion That Killed 16 Was Preventable, National COSH Says
• Travelers Q3 Net Income Soars 50% on Lower Catastrophe Losses
• Markets/Coverages: HSB Canada Launches Cyber Insurance Coverage for Businesses
• Workers’ Compensation Medical Claims Costs Rising Across Most States: WCRI
• Record Global Renewable Energy Growth Remains Short of Climate Target: Report
• CO2 Hits Highest Levels Ever Recorded, WMO says, Warning of More Extreme Weather
• ‘Catastrophic’ Hacks Warning Follows Intrusion of Cyber Firm F5
• Ransomware Ensnares $4.3 Trillion Muni Market’s Key Site
• All Commercial Insurance Lines Except One in ‘Soft-Market Territory’: WTW
• Supreme Court Denies Alex Jones Appeal of $1.4 Billion Sandy Hook Judgment
• Lawley Acquires Medicare, Health Insurance Specialist ROC
• TV’s ‘Real Housewife’ and Her Real Husband Charged With Fake Burglary Report
• People Moves: Cohill Joins LP in Employee Benefits; Koontz Named Alliant’s Pacific Northwest Employee Benefits SVP
• The Liberty Company Acquires High Ground Insurance Services in California
• Trump Withholding $40.6M From California Over Truck Driver English Rules
• Illinois Sues State Farm for Refusal to Release Homeowners’ Insurance Data
• UK Sanctions Russia’s Lukoil and Rosneft, Targets Shadow Fleet
• People Moves: The Mutual Group Names Troy as CEO
• Credit Suisse Bondholders Given Fresh Hope by Swiss Court Ruling
• People Moves: Miller Taps Menn From Intact/RSA as Head of France; Aon UK Promotes Beverely as Chief Broking Officer, Gleeson as Head of Products, Facilities

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