As Breaches Rise, So Do Cybersecurity Pros’ Paychecks August 8, 2019 By Anders Melin It took a $650,000 salary for Matt Comyns to entice a seasoned cybersecurity expert to join one of America’s largest...
Retailers’ Active Shooter Training Is Hurt by Turnover, Implementation August 8, 2019 By Olivia Rockeman Most retailers have plans in place to deal with an active shooter, like the one that terrorized a Walmart Inc....
New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Landlord Not Liable for Infant Burned by Radiator August 8, 2019 New Jersey’s Supreme Court has ruled that a landlord can’t be held responsible for burns an infant suffered rolling from...
Hub Acquires Books of Business, Hires 4 Nationwide Agents in Pennsylvania August 8, 2019 Hub International Limited (Hub), a global insurance brokerage, has acquired property and casualty books of business from, and hired, insurance...
North Carolina’s Order for Duke Energy to Excavate Coal Ash Can Move Forward August 8, 2019 By Amy O'Connor A North Carolina hearing officer says a state agency can order the country’s largest electric company to excavate all its...
Naples, Florida Loses $700K in Spear Phishing Cyberattack August 8, 2019 Officials in the southwest Florida city of Naples say they lost $700,000 in a recent cyberattack. The Naples Daily News...
California Insurance Commissioner’s Applied Underwriters Decision Challenged over Campaign Contributions August 7, 2019 By Don Jergler A pair of companies has filed to overturn decisions by California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara in cases involving workers’ comp...
California Workers’ Comp Committee Votes for Drop in 2020 Pure Premium Filing August 7, 2019 The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California’s governing committee voted on Wednesday to authorize the WCIRB to submit a...
New Hurricane Response Tools from Munich Re Aim to Improve Claims Experience August 7, 2019 Munich Re has launched a new suite of hurricane response tools designed to help insurance companies assess widespread property damage...
Low Unemployment Rates a Problem for San Antonio Hotels August 7, 2019 By Madison Iszler, San Antonio Express-News With San Antonio’s unemployment rate hitting historic lows, hoteliers in the city’s $15.2 billion tourism industry are struggling to find...