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• FBI Investigating Deutsche Bank for Possible Money-Laundering Lapses
• Judge Tosses Suit over Northwest Iowa City’s Odor Ordinance
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• Pilots, Attendants to Get Their Turn at Boeing 737 Max Hearing
• PG&E Reaches $1 Billion Wildfire Settlement With Local Agencies
• Rain-hit Cricket World Cup May Cost Insurers Millions
• OSHA Fines Maine Roofing Firm $1.8 Million for Worker’s Death from Fall
• CMIC Group and Crime Bureau Announce Appointments
• Rain Leaves Veggie Farmers Struggling with No Aid in Sight
• Texas Housing Program Aims to Rebuild Faster after Disaster
• Kentucky Supreme Court Voids Liability Waiver in Trampoline Park Injury Case
• Court Nixes Insurers’ $65 Million Payment Linked to Stanford Ponzi Scheme
• Chicago Eyes Overhaul of City’s Workers’ Compensation Program with Help from Gallagher

• Wisc. Court Upholds Subrogation Waiver in Construction Contract
• Uncertainty Can Follow Grief When Small Business Owner Dies
• Lawmakers will Hear from Pilots who have Criticized Boeing
• ‘Avian Incident’ Knocks Out 84% of Massive California Solar Farm
• ‘Burning River’ Loses Sting in Cleveland 50 Years After Fire
• Senator Urges FAA Mandate Data Recorders in Helicopters