National News
Insurers Push Back Against Legislation on Business Interruption Claims
The battle over business-interruption losses is heating up. Legislators in at least three states -- New Jersey, Ohio and Massachusetts -- have proposed bills to require that...
International News
From Quills to Qwerty: Lloyd’s Underwriters Adapt to Home Working
LONDON -- Thousands of London's underwriters took their stamps and fountain pens home last week, which they use to sign insurance contracts, but they won't need them. Working at...
Scooter Companies Pull Out of Cities Worldwide Amid Pandemic
Lloyd’s Faces COVID-19 Claims from Multiple Insurance Lines, Says CEO Neal
Insurance Market Lloyd’s of London Returns to Profit, Braces For Coronavirus
The Pandemic Has Started Weakening the World’s Weather Forecasts
North America’s Best Restaurant Remains Open in AMLO’s Mexico
East News
New York Gym Chain Sued for Charging Fees Amid Virus Closure
New York Sports Clubs customer claims in a lawsuit she's still being charged membership fees even after facilities have been shuttered by the coronavirus. The club's owner, Town...
Mild Winter Reduces Springtime Flood Risk in New England
Vital But Vulnerable, Cleaners Hold the Line Against a Virus
Insurer’s Quick Investigation of Exotic Dancer’s Claim Costs it More Than $5.4 Million
Fire Put Out at PBF’s Delaware City Refinery, Two Injured
Mother Sues Hospital For Test That Led To Child Abuse Probe
Midwest News
Western Iowa Community Finds Flood Recovery a Long Process
HORNICK, Iowa -- For a year now, every time Bob Nelson hears a flood watch has been issued, he's up and out the door, no matter the time of day, checking on creeks and the West...
Texas / South Central News
Tornado Tears Through Arkansas College Town, With Six Hurt
JONESBORO, Ark. -- A tornado ripped through northeast Arkansas on Saturday, leaving six people hurt after hitting commercial and residential areas in the college town of...
Southeast News
Criminal’s Sentence Hinges on Replacement Value of Sunken Treasure
The value that an insurance company placed on a stolen gold bar might play a key role in how much the thieves must pay for restitution. In 1980, treasure hunter Mel Fisher...
The Burning Problem of America’s Sugar Cane Growers
Judge Won’t Halt Salvage of Capsized Ship on Georgia Coast
Public Adjuster Arrested on Charges of Stealing From Hurricane Victim
Viewpoint: Alvarez Defense May Stem Use of Exaggerated Estimates
Florida Theme Parks Keep Eye on Virus as Spring Break Nears
West News
Trade Group Seeks Time-Out for Labor Violation Lawsuits in California
A California trade group wants the most populous U.S. state to temporarily block employees from suing employers over labor violations as the cornovirus outbreak fuels layoffs...