Climate Change Could Cost U.S. Budget $2 Trillion a Year by End Century April 18, 2022 By Timothy Gardner Flood, fire, and drought fueled by climate change could take a massive bite out of the U.S. federal budget per...
EPA Probes Environmental Justice in Louisiana Projects April 18, 2022 The Environmental Protection Agency is investigating whether Louisiana’s health and environmental agencies discriminated against Black residents in connection with air...
Young Agents Remain Optimistic About Career Choice But Concerned About Economy April 18, 2022 By Andrea Wells Editor’s Note: To view the complete results of the 2022 Young Agents Survey and corresponding charts download the full issue...
Ohio Court Weighs Caps on Damages in Child Rape Case April 18, 2022 By Andrew Welsh-Huggins An Ohio woman repeatedly raped as a child suffered injuries so severe that she’s owed millions in compensation despite a...
Redefining Leadership Development April 18, 2022 By Julie Dunn The role of a great leader continues to evolve as new business demands and expectations are met with shifting challenges...
Michigan McDonald’s Workers Reach Settlement Over Harassment April 18, 2022 Former McDonald’s workers who alleged rampant sexual harassment at their Michigan restaurant have reached a $1.5 million settlement agreement with...
PFAS, Microplastics, Baby Food: Emerging Casualty Risks Keep Coming April 18, 2022 By Chad Hemenway There is no longer a need to ponder the “next asbestos” because the current litigation environment and the recent pace...
Appeals Court Upholds $25M Judgment Against College in Ohio April 18, 2022 An Ohio appeals court has upheld a $25 million judgment for a business that successfully claimed it was libeled by...
Secondary Perils Responsible for Growing Share of Disaster Claims: RMS April 18, 2022 By L.S. Howard Not only did natural catastrophes in 2021 break insurance claims records, but they also highlighted the growing cost of non-modeled...
Colorado City Allows Fire Victims to Rebuild Under Older Codes April 18, 2022 The Louisville City Council in suburban Denver voted in favor of allowing residents whose homes were significantly damaged or destroyed...