Tour Boat Operator Charged in Fatal Capsizing in New York Harbor August 11, 2026 A New Jersey man has been charged with negligently causing the death of a five-month-old infant and a 27-year-old woman,...
Delaware Judge Orders Verisk to Proceed With $2.35 Billion AccuLynx Deal August 11, 2026 By Kanishka Singh A Delaware judge ordered data analytics firm Verisk to try completing its planned $2.35 billion acquisition of roofing software maker...
New Jersey Sues Amazon, Alleging Poor Pay and Conditions for Drivers August 10, 2026 By Jody Godoy New Jersey sued Amazon.com last week, accusing the online retailer of abusing its market power over independent delivery drivers in...
Virginia Study on Data Centers Calls for Tighter Water Regulations August 10, 2026 By Sarah Rankin Virginia, the world’s largest data center hub, has released a long-delayed study that examined the state’s eastern region groundwater supply...
Teva Seeks to Keep Israel Ties From Philadelphia Jury, Cites Gaza War August 10, 2026 By Mike Scarcella Teva Pharmaceuticals has asked a U.S. judge to prevent insurer Humana from telling jurors it is an Israeli company at...
New York Strengthens Law on Inspections of Cooling Towers in City August 10, 2026 About a month after an outbreak of Legionnaires disease hit New York City, New York Gov. Governor Kathy Hochul has...
People Moves: Ames & Gough Names Partners Lynch and Maxwell as Senior VPs August 7, 2026 Ames & Gough Names Partners Lynch and Maxwell SVPs Ames & Gough, headquartered in Washington, D.C., appointed equity partners Brian...
Chipwich Maker Withdraws Lawsuit Against Insurance Agency August 7, 2026 By Andrew G. Simpson The maker of Chipwich ice cream sandwiches has withdrawn its lawsuit alleging that its insurance agency was negligent in failing...
Virginia Moves Toward Regulating Self-Driving Vehicles Amid Safety, Liability Concerns August 7, 2026 By Nathaniel Cline Virginia Mercury By Nathaniel Cline– Virginia Mercury Virginia is closer to regulating self-driving vehicles, which have steadily increased nationwide despite continued concerns...
Abuse Claimants Allowed to Sue for Parish Assets in Vermont Catholic Bankruptcy Case August 6, 2026 By KEVIN O'CONNOR /VTDigger A U.S. Bankruptcy Court will allow clergy abuse claimants to sue for an estimated half-billion dollars in parish assets to...