Climate Change and Homeowners’ Insurance Are on a Collision Course A summer that has already seen water crises and wildfire smoke is rapidly becoming an inflection point in the pitched... Read More
Here Comes El Nino: It’s Early, Likely to be Big and Sloppy and Add Even More Heat to a Warming World An early bird El Nino has officially formed, likely to be strong, warp weather worldwide and give an already warming... Read More
Wildfires Pose Workplace Conundrum: Stay Home or Come to the Office? As millions of workers gaped at the thick haze enveloping the Northeast US this week, they faced yet another remote... Read More
US Supreme Court Preserves Civil Rights Lawsuits Under 19th Century Law WASHINGTON —The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday preserved the ability of people to sue for civil rights violations under an... Read More
Airline Unions Accuse Skywest of Evading Safety Rules by Seeking Charter Status for Flights DALLAS (AP) – Airline unions are fighting a request by SkyWest Airlines to operate some flights as charters, accusing the... Read More
LexisNexis: ‘Somewhat Satisfied’ Auto Claimants Often a Flight Risk for Insurers An auto claims experience that leaves the policyholder “somewhat satisfied” may not be good enough to keep that customer from... Read More
US to Conduct Safety Review of All Major Railroads WASHINGTON — The Biden administration will conduct safety assessments of all major U.S. railroads following the Feb. 3 derailment of... Read More
Cycling Fatalities Reach 46-Year High Cyclist fatalities reached a multi-decade high in 2021. According to a recent report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,... Read More
Oscar Winner Cuba Gooding Jr. Settles Civil Sex Abuse Case, Averting Trial NEW YORK (AP) – Just as a trial was to begin, it was revealed Tuesday that Cuba Gooding Jr. has... Read More
Court Upholds Musk’s Win in $13B Lawsuit over Tesla-SolarCity Deal A trial court properly found that Tesla Inc TSLA.OCEO Elon Musk did not push the electric carmaker to overpay for... Read More