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Can Electric Scooters Become a Safer Way to Travel?

At first, it seemed as though nothing could go wrong. Dockless shared electric scooters began showing up on the streets... Read More

Freeport LNG Extends Outage After Fire, Targets Year End for Full Operations

Freeport LNG, operator of one of the largest U.S. export plants producing liquefied natural gas (LNG), said on Tuesday that... Read More

Attorneys in Florida Condo Collapse Seek About $100M in Fees

Attorneys who worked to secure settlements topping $1 billion in the collapse of a beachfront Florida condominium building in which... Read More

#ChurchToo Revelations Growing, Years After Movement Began

A withering report on sexual abuse and cover-up in the Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant denomination in the U.S.... Read More

Aging Dams Could Soon Benefit from $7B Federal Loan Program

Eight years after Congress created the program, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is taking a first step toward offering... Read More

Claims People: Verisk, Athens Administrators, WCI

Verisk Appoints Claims Solutions President Verisk announced that Maroun Mourad will succeed Rich Della Rocca as president, claims solutions on... Read More

Claims Business: Insight Risk, ClaimBender and Latitude Subrogation

New MGA Peddling Water Loss Sensors A New York City-based managing general agent is bundling builders risk insurance policies with... Read More

NHTSA Upgrades Tesla Autopilot Safety Probe, Step Before Possible Recall

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Thursday said it was upgrading its probe into 830,000 Tesla vehicles with its... Read More

Viewpoint: Automobile Safety Rating System is Failing Consumers

The 5-Star Safety Rating Program that Americans use when shopping for new passenger vehicles “fails consumers” by not including collision-avoidance... Read More

Milliman: Black-Lung Liabilities Top $9 Billion as Coal Industry Shrinks

The U.S. coal industry may be shrinking rapidly as the country shifts to renewable energy, but insurers’ and self-insured companies’... Read More

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Can Electric Scooters Become a Safer Way to Travel?

Freeport LNG Extends Outage After Fire, Targets Year End for Full Operations

Attorneys in Florida Condo Collapse Seek About $100M in Fees

#ChurchToo Revelations Growing, Years After Movement Began

Aging Dams Could Soon Benefit from $7B Federal Loan Program

Claims People: Verisk, Athens Administrators, WCI

Claims Business: Insight Risk, ClaimBender and Latitude Subrogation

NHTSA Upgrades Tesla Autopilot Safety Probe, Step Before Possible Recall

Viewpoint: Automobile Safety Rating System is Failing Consumers

Milliman: Black-Lung Liabilities Top $9 Billion as Coal Industry Shrinks

Distracted Driving: Why Awareness Alone Isn’t Working

Duffy Says Small Airports Will Close If DHS Shutdown Continues

Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Injury Caused by Performing a ‘Common Courtesy’?

Study Shows Consumer Willingness to Edit Claim Images

Ex-Trader Suing Deutsche Bank Wants £500 Million in Paschi Case

Duffy Says Small Airports Will Close If DHS Shutdown Continues

BofA Agrees to Settle Claims It Aided Epstein Sex Crimes

Study Shows Consumer Willingness to Edit Claim Images

‘Nation’s First’ Smoke Damage Standards Bill Making Its Way Through California Legislature

Lloyd’s CEO Says It’s Critical Mideast War Cover Stays Available

Top Six Things That Claims Professionals Need To Know

If an Alarm Contractor Fails to Comply with the Mandatory Minimum Requirements of NFPA 72®, they may be a proximate cause of the damages sustained.

Water Leak Sensor Failures And Identifying Responsible Parties In These Claims