London Hospitals Knew of Cyber Vulnerabilities Years Before Hack June 17, 2024 By Ryan Gallagher A group of London hospitals struggling to contain the fallout from a cyberattack against a critical supplier had known for...
Houthi-Stricken Cargo Carrier’s Crew Abandons Ship Due to Fire June 17, 2024 By Tony Czuczka Crew members of a bulk cargo carrier struck by Houthi missiles abandoned ship Saturday after they couldn’t get fires on...
Denmark Seeks to Limit Shadow Tanker Fleet Carrying Russian Oil June 17, 2024 Denmark is considering ways to stop a so-called shadow fleet of tankers from carrying Russian oil through the Baltic Sea,...
Russia’s Ingosstrakh Weighs Legal Action After UK Sanctions June 17, 2024 Russia’s Ingosstrakh said on Friday it may challenge UK sanctions in court and was seeking clarification about the measures imposed...
Finland’s Sampo Makes $4.7 Billion Bid for Topdanmark June 17, 2024 Finnish insurer Sampo has agreed to buy Topdanmark an all-share deal that values the Danish rival at 33 billion crowns...
Business Liability Claims Litigation Jumped in 2023: Lex Machina June 17, 2024 By Allen Laman After holding relatively steady for nearly a decade, the number of business liability policy claims cases jumped 28% in 2023,...
Potent Hurricane Weather Pattern Continues to Take Shape, Forecaster Says June 17, 2024 By Don Jergler The hurricane season continues to look like it will be a highly active one, as a potent and portentous weather...
Questions Raised about FIGA Board Changes, Now With No Auto Insurer Reps June 17, 2024 By William Rabb In May, Florida’s chief financial officer sent out a notice that he had appointed new members to the Florida Insurance...
Judge Orders Retrial of Civil Case Against Contractor Accused of Abuse at Abu Ghraib June 17, 2024 By Matthew Barakat A judge on Friday ordered a retrial over allegations that a Virginia-based military contractor contributed to the abuse and torture...
Vermont Governor Vetoes Data Privacy Bill As Too Hostile to Business, Nonprofits June 17, 2024 By Lisa Rathke Vermont’s governor has vetoed a broad data privacy bill that would have been one of the strongest in the country...