Southeast News Florida Weighs New Building Inspection Policies to Prevent Another Surfside Tragedy Across Florida, people living in the thousands of condominiums rising above the state’s 1,350 miles of coastline wonder if the... Read More
International News Insurance Costs for Canada’s Municipalities Surge as Insurers Exit, Litigation Rises TORONTO – Canadian municipalities reeling from a pandemic-driven hit to revenues are facing an added blow from surging liability insurance... Read More
International News Ever Given Ship Resumes Voyage After 112 Days in Egypt’s Waters The Ever Given container ship that had blocked the Suez Canal in March left Egyptian waters at 4 a.m. local... Read More
News Olympics Without Fans to Cost Reinsurers Far Less Than Cancellation: Fitch Japan’s decision to bar spectators from the Tokyo Olympics is likely to cost the global reinsurance sector $300 million to... Read More
News States Urge Federal Standards for Child Car Seat Side-Impact The attorneys general of 17 states and the District of Columbia on Tuesday urged the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety... Read More
West News Washington Adds Emergency Rules for Outdoor Workers Exposed to Extreme Heat The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries filed an emergency rule to provide increased protection for employees exposed to... Read More
International News June Brought Record Weather Catastrophes Around the Globe: Aon June 2021 left Europe with its costliest severe storm period on record. Meanwhile, over in the U.S. in Canada, record-setting... Read More
International News German Municipality Reports Country’s First ‘Cyber-Catastrophe’ A district council in eastern Germany has declared a disaster after its computer systems were paralyzed by a hacker attack... Read More
News Forecasters Now Predict 20 Storms for Hurricane Season Researchers from Colorado State University boosted their prediction for named tropical storms in the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season in a... Read More
Midwest News Illinois Sues Owners of Chemical Plant that Burned Illinois prosecutors on July 9 sued the owner of a chemical plant where a fire in June sent dark smoke... Read More