Workplace Worries Mount as US Tracks New COVID-19 Cases NEW YORK — Even as President Donald Trump urges getting people back to work and reopening the economy, thousands of... Read More
Virus Unleashes Wave of Fraud in US Amid Fear and Scarcity WASHINGTON — A 39-year-old former investment manager in Georgia was already facing federal charges that he robbed hundreds of retirees... Read More
Language in Emergency Orders Gives Ammo to Plaintiffs in Business-Interruption Suits Cities and counties across the country may have handed plaintiff’s attorneys an argument to use in lawsuits against insurers that... Read More
Viewpoint: To Restart Business, Protect Workers States that are reopening their economies even as cases of Covid-19 are still rising are threatening their own residents and... Read More
Infections Near U.S. Meat Plants Rise at Twice National Rate The coronavirus spread at more than twice the national rate in U.S. counties with major meatpacking plants in the first... Read More
Focus on Nursing Home Workers Amid Continued Virus Outbreaks For nearly two months, many nursing homes nationwide have been on virtual lockdown. Families of residents are not allowed inside,... Read More
Work Comp May Need Backstop as Presumptions Push Claim Costs into Billions An executive order by California Gov. Gavin Newsom last week is the most aggressive yet among the directives issued by... Read More
Frontier Airlines to Mandate Temperature Screening For All Passengers Frontier Airlines said on Thursday it would begin temperature screenings for all passengers and crew members on June 1 and... Read More
Cryptocurrency Investor Sues Suburban NYC Teen For $71.4M Over Alleged Swindle NEW YORK — A U.S. cryptocurrency investor on Thursday sued a suburban New York high school senior, accusing the 18-year-old... Read More
U.S. Will Not Require Automakers to Recall 56M Takata Air Bag Inflators WASHINGTON — U.S. auto safety regulators will not require automakers to recall 56 million additional Takata air bag inflators, the... Read More