Expert Viewpoints How Three New CMS Policies Impact Workers’ Comp Claims It is often said that things in life (good or bad) happen in threes. Whether this is true is beyond... Read More
Camera-Coaching Pilot Cut NYC Workers’ Compensation Claims A three-year pilot program using video surveillance and coaching at New York City construction sites led to enhanced job safety... Read More
Insurance Customers Skeptical About AI Processes and Benefits While insurance consumers may be warming up to artificial intelligence, 68% say they believe the insurance company gets most of... Read More
Barge Looted in the Bahamas Returns to Florida but Insurance Claims Mounting A barge carrying 192 shipping containers that ran aground in the Bahamas and was quickly looted has returned to Jacksonville,... Read More
Editor's Picks Storm Knocks Out Power in Midwest, Threatens Thanksgiving Travel Snowy and blustery conditions are spreading across the U.S. Midwest, triggering power outages and potential ground and air delays on... Read More
OpenAI Says ChatGPT Not to Blame in Teen’s Death by Suicide OpenAI defended itself against a lawsuit accusing ChatGPT of coaching a 16-year-old to kill himself, saying the chatbot directed the... Read More
Editor's Picks Businessman, Former Federal Insurance Co. Attorney Hit With $50M Verdict In a lawsuit begun more than a decade ago and which led to counter-suits, appeals to the Florida Supreme Court... Read More
Warner Music Settles Lawsuit With AI Music Startup Suno Warner Music Group Corp. and Suno, a generative-artificial intelligence music startup, settled their copyright lawsuit and agreed on a new... Read More
‘Agent of the Year’ Sentenced After Misusing Premium Payments A central Georgia insurance agency owner and former Alfa insurance agent of the year must serve more than two years... Read More
Barrick to Pay Mali $430 Million to Settle Gold Mine Dispute Barrick Mining Corp. has agreed to a 244 billion CFA francs ($430 million) settlement with Mali, as part of a... Read More