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• Kansas Mother Settles Wrongful Death Police Shooting Suit for $2.3M
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• Willis Re: Several Catastrophes Led to Average Insured Losses in 2018
• Today Marks 25th Anniversary of Deadly Southern California Northridge Quake
• New York Could Ban Stretch Limos Under New Proposal
• Investors Ignored PG&E Warning About Disasters
• Wisconsin Wedding Barn Venues File Suit to Avoid Liquor Licensing Rule
• Retaking Control When Dealing With Insurtech Choices
• California Courts’ Take on Inverse Condemnation Doomed PG&E
• Study Finds Marijuana Users More Likely to Be Fired, Laid Off
• Boston Marks the 100 Year Anniversary of the Great Molasses Flood

• Grocery Stores Improve Safety by Employing Robots to Detect Spills
• Traffic Crash Site Assessments Safer, Faster and More Accurate Using Drones
• Headlights of the Future Could Offer Safety Benefits
• U.S. Plan Could Permit Drone Flights Over Crowds
• Septic Tanks in Miami-Dade Failing Due to Sea Level Rise
• Scientists Look to Measure Pain Better