COVID-19 a Growing Share of Shrinking Work Comp Claims in 2 States COVID-19 has become a large chunk of a dwindling number of workers’ compensation claims in Florida and California, limited data... Read More
Immersive Simulator Tests ‘Trust’ Between Humans and Self-driving Cars Mass production of autonomous vehicles is expected to soar by the early 2020s. Consumers have high expectations and a high... Read More
Chemical Safety Watchdog To Proceed, With Only One Board Member HOUSTON — The U.S. Chemical Safety Board, which has only one board member instead of the usual five, was to... Read More
Florida Declares Emergency On Coast as Hurricane Isaias Barrels Toward State MIAMI — Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Friday declared a state of emergency for counties on the Atlantic coast with... Read More
Slaying at US Judge’s Home Raises Concern About Cyberthreats PHILADELPHIA — In 2005, U.S. District Judge Joan Lefkow returned from work to find her husband and mother shot dead... Read More
Insurer Must Defend Landlord in Security Deposit Lawsuit Despite Policy Exclusion A policy that sought to limit exposure from any disputes about security deposits did not protect the insurer from having... Read More
Viewpoint: The Case of the Forged Persian Antiquities When thinking of the great empires of history, the Romans, Egyptians, and British rightly come to mind. Each of these... Read More
It’s Now Even Easier to Fire U.S. Workers for What They Say Employers in the U.S. just got more latitude to fire employees who speak up about harassment and discrimination. They can... Read More
Arizona Leads Multi-State Probe Into Older iPhones Slowing, Shutting Down SAN FRANCISCO — Arizona is leading a multi-U.S. state investigation into whether Apple Inc’s deliberate slowing of older iPhones violated... Read More
Couple Apologizes For Sheltering Accused School Shooter FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A Florida couple regrets ever taking in a disturbed teenager in the months before he was... Read More