Diversity in Insurance Industry Calls For Including Different Mindsets and Experiences February 17, 2021 By Andrea Wells Insurance industry leaders have renewed their focus on recruiting, hiring and promoting not just to fill a crucial talent gap...
New York Court Finds Insurer Not Responsible for Theater’s COVID-19 Losses February 17, 2021 By Elizabeth Blosfield The Supreme Court of the state of New York, Nassau County, has dismissed a movie theater’s claims that its insurer...
Montana Governor Lifts Mask Mandate, Virus Liability Protections in Place February 17, 2021 By Iris Samuels Montana’s statewide mask mandate that had been in place since July was lifted by Gov. Greg Gianforte. But some cities...
Family of Black Man Killed by Los Angeles Deputies Seeks $35M February 17, 2021 The family of a Black man who was shot and killed by sheriff’s deputies last year after they tried to...
University of Colorado Reports Cyberattack on System February 17, 2021 The University of Colorado has reported a cyberattack on its software that likely exposed employee, student, health and research records,...
Judge Denies Citibank Bid to Recoup Some of Mistaken $893M Payments to Revlon Lenders February 17, 2021 By Jonathan Stempel A federal judge on Tuesday said Citigroup Inc. is not entitled to recoup half a billion dollars of its own...
Officer Charged in Crash Into House in Philadelphia Suspended, to be Fired February 17, 2021 The police commissioner of Philadelphia has suspended with intent to dismiss an off-duty police officer accused of driving under the...
AHT Insurance Partner Schermerhorn Elected as Chairman of TechAssure Association February 17, 2021 AHT Insurance, a Baldwin Risk Partner, has announced that Partner Brian Schermerhorn was recently elected as chairman of TechAssure Association...
New York Attorney General Sues Amazon Over COVID-19 Shortfalls February 17, 2021 By Jonathan Stempel New York Attorney General Letitia James sued Amazon.com Inc on Tuesday over its handling of worker safety issues around the...
Spain Prepares Labor Laws that Could Force Food Delivery Apps to Employ Gig Workers February 17, 2021 By Alonso Soto The Spanish government is preparing strict labor law changes that could mean food-delivery platforms have to formally employ the couriers...