Earth-Monitoring Landsat 9 Satellite Launches in California LOS ANGELES (AP) — The latest in a series of U.S. satellites that has recorded human and natural impacts on... Read More
Drug Distributors Strike 1st Opioid Settlement With Native American Tribe For $75M The three largest U.S. drug distributors will pay more than $75 million to resolve claims they fueled an opioid epidemic... Read More
Claims Business: Sedgwick, True Flood Risk, Xceedance Sedgwick Buys Managed Care Advisors Sedgwick has acquired Managed Care Advisors, a Bethesda, Maryland-based firm that provides workers’ compensation and... Read More
Is Climate Litigation Covered by Insurance? Federal or state court? How will attribution science impact climate litigation? The questions aren’t the only ones of interest to... Read More
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NTSB: Broadcasting Only Boat Size Led to Fatal Towboat Crash NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A fatal head-on crash between barges pushed by two towboats in Louisiana was caused by inadequate... Read More
‘Attribution Science’ May Help Plaintiffs Push Climate Suits Ahead Although a U.S. Supreme Court decision put an end to climate lawsuits alleging violations of the federal common law of... Read More
Canadian Inventor Hopes to Disrupt Vehicle Crash Investigations Claims professionals have few options if they want access the information stored in event data recorders after a vehicle crash.... Read More
Boy Scouts’ Bankruptcy Creates Rift With Religious Partners NEW YORK (AP) — Amid the Boy Scouts of America’s complex bankruptcy case, there is worsening friction between the BSA... Read More
Social Inflation or Science: What Is Fueling Climate Litigation? A rising amount of litigation tied to the environmental and health impacts of greenhouse gas emissions prompted a question from... Read More