West Virginia Cities, Counties Reach $400M Settlement with Drug Firms August 3, 2022 West Virginia cities and counties reached a $400 million tentative settlement with three major U.S. drug distributors, lawyers announced Monday....
Truck Driver Reaches Agreement in Maine Fatal Accident Caused by Dislodged Tire August 3, 2022 A truck driver is expected to accept responsibility for causing the death of a state police detective who was struck...
California Commissioner Orders Cancellation Moratorium for Wildfires August 2, 2022 California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara this week ordered insurers to preserve residential insurance coverage for the county of Mariposa following...
Texas Department of Workers’ Comp Adopts Claim Electronic Data Interchange August 2, 2022 The Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) adopted the Texas claim EDI release 3.1.4 standard on March...
Louisiana Roofing Contractor Fined $249,000 for Failure to Comply With Safety Standards August 2, 2022 A Baton Rouge, Louisiana roofing contractor – who ignored federal safety inspectors’ February 2022 warnings that not complying with required...
FCA US, Formerly Chrysler Group, to Pay $300 Million for Emissions Scheme August 2, 2022 FCA US LLC (FCA US), formerly Chrysler Group LLC, was sentenced in federal court in Detroit and ordered to pay...
Illinois Wrong-Way Crash Kills 7, Including 5 Children August 2, 2022 A crash involving a wrong-way car on an interstate in northern Illinois left seven people dead Sunday, including five children,...
Missouri Insurance Department to Assist Residents After St. Louis Flooding August 2, 2022 Missouri Department of Commerce & Insurance announced that consumer specialists will be at Multi-Agency Resource Centers (MARC) to assist residents...
Gallagher Sues Alliant Again for Alleged ‘Corporate Raid’ of Employees August 2, 2022 By Chad Hemenway Broker Arthur J. Gallagher filed another poaching lawsuit against Alliant Insurance Services, alleging Alliant is “presently engaged in a corporate...
Miami, Like Connecticut, Installing Smart Signs to Prevent Wrong-Way Drivers August 2, 2022 By Staff and Wire Reports Miami-Dade County officials, like Connecticut authorities, are investing heavily in new, flashing road signs after a spate of wrong-way crashes...