California Lowers Workers’ Comp COVID Estimate; Expects Claims Drop in Downturn June 1, 2020 The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California on Monday released a study looking at the historic impact of economic...
Homeowners Insurtech Openly Expands into Kentucky June 1, 2020 Openly Insurance, a tech-forward company that specializes in premium homeowners insurance, is expanding into Kentucky, the fifth state it is...
Tennessee to Require COVID-19 Testing at Long-Term Care Facilities June 1, 2020 Gov. Bill Lee’s administration announced Friday that long-term care facilities will soon be required to test all of their residents...
South Carolina Business Owners Assess Damage After Protests June 1, 2020 Some business owners in Charleston, South Carolina, swept up broken glass, boarded windows and took stock of ransacked shelves Sunday...
Georgia Nursing Home Cited for Delayed Reporting of Virus-Infected Workers June 1, 2020 By Russ Bynum and Matthew Daly The federal agency that oversees workplace safety said Friday that it had issued its first citation in the U.S. related...
Minnesota Worker Sues Iowa City after Electrocution June 1, 2020 A construction worker from Minnesota who was electrocuted and fell from a building is suing the city of Sibley, Iowa,...
Lexington Insurance Wins Texas Battle of Hurricane Harvey Deductibles June 1, 2020 By Andrew G. Simpson In a case of competing deductibles, a federal appeals court has sided with an insurer and against the owner of...
Oklahoma Opioid Settlement Money Going to Cities, Counties June 1, 2020 Almost $23 million in opioid settlement funds will go to municipalities and counties throughout Oklahoma that have been impacted by...
Mayor Takes Heat for Response as Minneapolis Burns June 1, 2020 By Steve Karnowski First-term Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey appeared to be doing everything right. He worked with the city’s booming business community and...
Louisiana Lawmakers OK Bills to Limit Virus Lawsuits Against Businesses June 1, 2020 By Melinda Deslatte Louisiana lawmakers want to give protections from most lawsuits for coronavirus deaths and injuries to businesses that never closed during...