Carnival Cruise Line Wins New Trial After $10M Verdict in Sex Assault Suit August 27, 2026 By William Rabb Carnival Cruise Line, long the subject of lawsuits accusing its crew members of unwanted sexual advances on passengers, has won...
The Villages Health Agrees to Pay $542M for Medicare Advantage Overbilling August 27, 2026 The Villages Health System in central Florida, part of the world’s largest retirement community, has agreed to pay almost $542...
Large SC Restaurant Chain Pays $700,000 in Back Wages, Fines from DOL August 26, 2026 A South Carolina restaurant chain has paid more than $718,000 in back wages and penalties after federal investigators found that...
Alabama AG Launches Probe Into OpenAI After Hugging Face Breach August 26, 2026 Alabama’s attorney general said the state had opened an investigation into OpenAI after its models hacked technology company Hugging Face...
Comments Due Soon on What Goes on WV Surplus Lines Export List August 26, 2026 West Virginia stakeholders have until Sept. 11 to submit comments on what should or should not be on the state’s...
How One Florida Gas Station Worker Allegedly Defrauded Progressive of $44,700 August 25, 2026 By William Rabb For more than a year, a 31-year-old Fort Lauderdale gas station attendant was able to defraud Progressive Insurance of more...
NCCI Recommends Another Workers’ Comp Rate Cut for Florida August 25, 2026 The National Council on Compensation Insurance is recommending a 7.4% average rate decrease for workers’ compensation insurance, voluntary market, in...
Kentucky High Court Recalculates Employer Attorney Fees, Recovery in Subrogation August 25, 2026 By William Rabb A preschool’s insurance carrier is partly obligated to defend a child abuse negligence suit, despite alleged criminal acts. And an...
Miami Restaurateur, Telemundo Station President Killed in Kenya Helicopter Crash August 24, 2026 By David Fischer The family of a Miami restaurateur say they are “devastated and heartbroken” after he and six others were killed by...
Jury Says NYTimes Defamed Alabama Basketball Player, Awards $9.5M August 24, 2026 An Alabama jury on Thursday awarded $9.25 million in damages after finding that The New York Times defamed a college...