New York Law Protecting Warehouse Workers From ‘Unreasonable Quotas’ Goes Into Effect June 22, 2023 Legislation aimed at protecting New York warehouse workers from “unreasonably demanding work quotas” is now in effect. New York Governor...
Three Die After Brother Crashes Into Vehicle Driven by Sister in New York June 22, 2023 A third person has died following a head-on crash between two siblings in a rural town in western New York,...
Philadelphia’s I-95 to Open to Traffic This Weekend With Interim Fix: Governor June 22, 2023 Temporary lanes on Interstate 95 will be open sometime this weekend, with permanent repairs to follow, Gov. Josh Shapiro said...
Four Die As Fire in E-Bike Shop Spreads to Upper Apartments in New York City June 21, 2023 A fire that started in a New York City e-bike shop early Tuesday spread to upper-floor apartments, killing four people...
World Insurance Acquires Business of B. R. Alexander in Boston June 21, 2023 Insurance broker World Insurance Associates LLC reports it acquired the business of B. R. Alexander & Co., Inc. of Boston,...
Federal Regulator Throws Wrench Into Massachusetts Right-to-Repair Plans June 21, 2023 By Andrew G. Simpson A right-to-repair motor vehicle law in Massachusetts that was passed by voters two years ago but been held up in...
New York Governor to Propose State Regulation After Fatal Tour Boat Accident June 20, 2023 Gov. Kathy Hochul said Friday she wants the state to have regulatory authority over boats that operate in caves and...
World Insurance Acquires Assets of Bryant Agency in Upstate New York June 20, 2023 Insurance broker World Insurance Associates LLC announced that it acquired substantially all the insurance assets of Bryant Asset Protection, Inc....
Construction Owners Accused of Submitting Fraudulent Bonds for New York Storm Projects June 20, 2023 Federal officials report they have charged two construction company owners with submitting fraudulent bonds in connection with storm recovery and...
University of Delaware Settles Class Action Over COVID Campus Shutdown June 20, 2023 By Randall Chase The University of Delaware has agreed to pay $6.3 million to settle a lawsuit over its campus shutdown in 2020...