Democratic Senators Press US Auto Agency on Safety Rules November 15, 2022 By David Shepardson WASHINGTON –– A group of 10 Democratic senators Tuesday urged U.S. auto safety regulators to move quickly to issue new... Read More
US Charges Suspect Linked to Notorious Ransomware Gang November 15, 2022 By Eric Tucker WASHINGTON (AP) — A man who authorities say participated in a ransomware campaign that extracted tens of millions of dollars... Read More
Insurers Say ‘Bazooka’ of Bogus Boys Scouts Claims is Abuse of Bankruptcy System November 14, 2022 By Chad Hemenway A group of insurers – including subsidiaries of AIG, Liberty Mutual, Allianz, Sompo International, and Travelers – are challenging an... Read More
Rains from Nicole Douse Eastern US from Georgia to Canada November 14, 2022 By Rebecca Blackwell and Freida Frisaro WILBUR-BY-THE-SEA, Fla. (AP) — Heavy rain from the remnants of Hurricane Nicole covered the eastern United States from Georgia to... Read More
Alec Baldwin Sues to “Clear his Name” in Movie Set Killing November 14, 2022 LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Saying he wants to clear his name, Alec Baldwin on Friday sued people involved in handling... Read More
Editor's Picks AI Algorithms, Strict Place-of-Work Rules Potential Trouble Spots for Employment Claims November 14, 2022 By Jim Sams SAN DIEGO — Technological innovations and changing work arrangements brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic are among some of the... Read More
Epstein Victim Drops Claim Against Attorney Alan Dershowitz November 10, 2022 By Larry Neumeister NEW YORK (AP) — A woman who recently settled a lawsuit in which she had claimed to have been sexually... Read More
Editor's Picks PLUS Panelists: New SEC Disclosure Rules May Drive Up D&O Claims November 10, 2022 By Jim Sams SAN DIEGO — New rules proposed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission on cybersecurity and climate impact disclosures may... Read More
US Supreme Court Weighs Barring Lawsuits Against Public Nursing Homes November 9, 2022 By Nate Raymond and Andrew Chung WASHINGTON —U.S. Supreme Court justices on Tuesday signaled they were unlikely to broadly prevent people who depend on federal assistance... Read More
Editor's Picks Auto Repair Backlogs Continuing as Shops Struggle with Labor Shortage, Scarce Parts November 9, 2022 By Claims Journal staff Auto collision repair backlogs, first noted this summer, aren’t getting any better and will likely continue next year, according to... Read More