Recent Claims Industry News

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• Gun Demand Is Off the Charts in America

• Former Indivior CEO Pleads Guilty in U.S. in Opioid Addiction Treatment Probe

• Weinstein Reaches Tentative $19M Deal With Accusers

• 11th Circuit Refuses to Open ‘Loophole’ for Cruise Line Lawsuits

• Nuclear Verdicts Continue to Push Commercial Auto Rates

Claims People: SCA, AqualisBraemar and Munich Re

• Novartis Settles U.S. Fraud Lawsuit Over Sham Speaker Programs

• Nornickel Draws Up Permafrost Monitoring Plan After Arctic Fuel Spill

• Wirecard Exposes Big 4 Accounting Lapses Endure Post-Enron

• Lloyd’s Calls For State-Backed ‘Black Swan’ Reinsurance

• Viewpoint: Covid-19 Shows That Scientific Journals Need to Open Up

Fashion Company Sues to Close Fifth Avenue Boutique, Blames Pandemic

• Woman Suing Over New Hampshire Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists Seeks Delay

• Lawsuit Filed Against Charter Firm Over Fatal Crash of WWII-Era Plane

• New York Charges Drugmaker Endo with Insurance Fraud Over Opioid Claims

• Court Backs New Jersey Law Giving Sex Abuse Victims More Time to Sue

COVID-19 Sweeps Away Matriarch in Flood-Ravaged Mid-Michigan

• Enbridge Fight With Michigan Over Oil Pipeline Flares Again

• Michigan’s No-Penalty Period for Uninsured Drivers Starts July 2

• Wildfire Expert Warns Against July 3 Mount Rushmore Fireworks Show

• Nebraska Warns of $3.7B in Potential Farm Revenue Losses from Coronavirus

• Minneapolis Reform Recommendations Include Police Liability Insurance Mandate

Hundreds Test Positive at Tyson Foods Plant in Arkansas

• Oklahoma Court Says Home Warranty Contract Is Insurance, Nixes Forced Arbitration

• Arkansas Governor’s Order Grants Businesses Virus Lawsuit Protections

• Texas Man Sentenced to 78 Years in Prison for Arson, Insurance Fraud

• Louisiana Governor Edwards Vetoes Business-Backed Auto Insurance Tort Reform Bill

• Insured Losses from Storm Cristobal Estimated at $150 Million

Georgia Lawmakers: Block COVID-19 Lawsuits Against Business

• No Coverage Owed for Shooting Due to Criminal Act Exclusion

• South Carolina Beaches Fill, But COVID-19 Takes No Vacation

• Kentucky Bar, Security Guard, Police Sued Over Man’s Death

• As S.C. Hospitality Industry Grows, So Do New Coronavirus Numbers

• U.S. Court Vacates Qualified Immunity in Excessive Force Case of 5 Police Officers

PG&E Exits Bankruptcy After Wildfires Pushed It to Brink of Ruin

• Portland’s Downtown Police Precinct Boarded Up

• Wildfires Burn in California and Arizona, Residents Return After Utah Blaze

• Unions Sue 3 Nevada Casinos, Claiming Dangerous Working Conditions

• Fireworks Sparked Utah Wildfire; Blaze in Nevada Partially Contained

• 3 Apprehended in Attempted Arson of Civil War Monument Base