Texas Supreme Court Rules Golf Cart Accident Isn’t Covered in District’s Auto Liability Policy February 14, 2022 The Texas Supreme Court recently ruled that injuries suffered in a golf cart at a school isn’t covered in an...
Valentine Heartbreaker: Romance Scammers Took in $547 Million in 2021 February 14, 2022 By Andrew G. Simpson New data show that more consumers than ever are falling prey to romance scammers. Consumers reported losing $547 million in...
People Moves: Burns & Wilcox Adds 5 to Private Client and Flood; AmTrust Forms New E&S Leadership Team Led by Bublitz February 14, 2022 Wholesale insurance broker Burns & Wilcox has added five new associates across the country to its private client and flood...
Bus Firm Reaches $20M False Claims Act Settlement With New Jersey Transit February 14, 2022 A bus company accused of overcharging New Jersey Transit for missed trips and over-billing for hours and miles driven will...
Court Upholds Decision Not to Certify Class in Washington Auto Case February 14, 2022 The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed the district court’s decision declining to certify a proposed damages class in...
Program in Michigan Targeting Basement Flooding from Storms February 14, 2022 Detroit is starting a program to reduce chronic basement flooding during intense storms. The program initially will target two neighborhoods...
Criminals Gained Access to Info on 650K Through Washington Database February 14, 2022 Investigators believe hackers stole at least some of the Social Security numbers and other sensitive personal data of 650,000 current...
California Lawmakers Pushing Bill to Require Vaccines for All Employees February 14, 2022 By Don Thompson California would mandate that all businesses require their employees and independent contractors to receive the COVID-19 vaccine under legislation announced...
Georgia Theft Ring Taking Entire Moving Vans and Their Belongings February 14, 2022 Georgia authorities are investigating what may be an Atlanta-based theft ring that has stolen more than two dozen moving trucks,...
Vermont Governor Vetoes Registration, Insurance Requirement for Contractors February 14, 2022 Gov. Phil Scott last week vetoed a bill that proposed creating a framework for registering construction contractors, saying it would...