Texas Voters to Decide on Proposition to Create Fund for Flood Prevention, Recovery October 23, 2019 By Chase Karacostas, The Texas Tribune State lawmakers want to create a dedicated $800 million fund for flood prevention and recovery that would be safe from...
Marketing, Innovation Chief Williams Leaving Nationwide; Jones, Mahaffey to Assume Roles October 23, 2019 The man behind Nationwide’s “On Your Side” advertising and marketing for the past five years, along with initiatives targeting emerging...
Family of Alabama Student Awarded $9M in Wrongful Death, Med Mal Suit October 23, 2019 The family of an Alabama college student who died from complications of improperly prescribed birth control medication has been awarded...
North Carolina Fines Utility, Subcontractors in Deadly Gas Explosion October 23, 2019 The North Carolina Department of Labor has issued more than $21,000 in fines to three companies involved in a deadly...
Last Chance to Participate in Insurance Journal’s Agency E&O Survey October 23, 2019 Today is the final day to participate in Insurance Journal’s exclusive 2019 Agency Errors & Omissions Survey. All participants will...
After 100 Years in Business, JGS Insurance Has Learned to Embrace Change October 23, 2019 By Elizabeth Blosfield “To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to have changed often.” This quote from Winston Churchill is...
Reinsurers’ Earnings to Be Hit After 3rd Year of Major Claims: AM Best October 23, 2019 Reinsurers’ earnings are likely to see further erosion in 2019 after another year of major catastrophe losses, which is prolonging...
PG&E’s Latest Planned Power Cutoffs Could Impact Thousands of Californians October 23, 2019 By Subrat Patnaik and Rich McKay People in more than 180,000 homes and businesses in California could find themselves in the dark as Pacific Gas &...
Newer Cars with Safety Features Cited for Reduction in Highway Crash Deaths October 23, 2019 Highway crash data from 2018 shows that overall fatalities from vehicle accidents in the U.S. declined 2.4%, marking the second...
Supreme Court Allows City, State Claims Against Energy Firms Over Climate Costs October 23, 2019 By Greg Stohr The U.S. Supreme Court let government officials press ahead with three lawsuits that accuse more than a dozen oil and...