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For Large Companies, Odds Are Even For a Cyberattack This Year

March 23, 2020 By Jim Sams

For the the top 250 U.S. firms in terms of revenue, the chance of a data breach in any given... Read More

Locked-Down Lawyers Warned Alexa Is Hearing Confidential Calls

March 23, 2020 By Crystal Tse and Jonathan Browning

Hey Alexa, stop listening to my client’s information. As law firms urge attorneys to work from home during the global... Read More

Anti-Vaccine Ex-MMA Fighter Sues Facebook For Kicking Him Off

March 20, 2020 By Robert Burnson

A former Mixed Martial Arts fighter sued Facebook Inc. for kicking him off the platform over posts in which he... Read More

Threat of Sick Workers at U.S. Meat Plants Forces Policy Changes

March 20, 2020 By Deena Shanker and Lydia Mulvany

In shelter-in-place America, people have been filling their freezers full of meat just in case. Meanwhile, at the plants where... Read More

‘Run Toward the Crisis’: Some Employers Balk at Remote Work

March 19, 2020 By Polly Mosendz

The 2,400 employees at MicroStrategy Inc. make and sell analytics software from the publicly traded company’s offices in Tysons Corner,... Read More

Consumer Groups Want Premium Offsets as Virus Shutdowns Reduce Miles Driven

March 19, 2020 By Jim Sams

The shutdown of workplaces and gathering spots around the country to slow the spread of coronavirus may lead to a... Read More

Analysis: Recession, Fear of Job Loss, and Return to Work

March 19, 2020 By John Ruser

With the COVID-19 virus causing economic disruption, The Workers’ Compensation Research Institute would like to share the findings from a... Read More

Rain, More Than Wind, Led to Massive Toppling of Trees in Hurricane Maria

March 18, 2020 By Earth Institute at Columbia University

A new study says that hurricanes Irma and Maria combined in 2017 to knock down a quarter of the biomass... Read More

Highway Safety Administration Proposes Revising Auto Safety Rules to Speed Self-Driving Cars

March 18, 2020 By David Shepardson

WASHINGTON — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Tuesday it was proposing sweeping changes to U.S. safety requirements... Read More

FDA Urges Virtual Patient Visits as Coronavirus Disrupts Clinical Trials

March 18, 2020 By Manas Mishra and Saumya Joseph

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday recommended switching to virtual patient visits instead of in-person monitoring for clinical... Read More

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For Large Companies, Odds Are Even For a Cyberattack This Year

Locked-Down Lawyers Warned Alexa Is Hearing Confidential Calls

Anti-Vaccine Ex-MMA Fighter Sues Facebook For Kicking Him Off

Threat of Sick Workers at U.S. Meat Plants Forces Policy Changes

‘Run Toward the Crisis’: Some Employers Balk at Remote Work

Consumer Groups Want Premium Offsets as Virus Shutdowns Reduce Miles Driven

Analysis: Recession, Fear of Job Loss, and Return to Work

Rain, More Than Wind, Led to Massive Toppling of Trees in Hurricane Maria

Highway Safety Administration Proposes Revising Auto Safety Rules to Speed Self-Driving Cars

FDA Urges Virtual Patient Visits as Coronavirus Disrupts Clinical Trials

Twice Injured Firefighter Loses Second Workers’ Compensation Claim

J&J Talc Jury Awards $1.56 Billion to Asbestos Cancer Victim

Flooding in California Leads to Soaked Roads, Water Rescues and 1 Death

Jump Trading Faces $4 Billion Terraform Administrator Suit

Odometer Fraud Sees 14% Jump in the Past Year

J&J Talc Jury Awards $1.56 Billion to Asbestos Cancer Victim

Marijuana’s Move to Schedule III: What it Really Means for Cannabis Insurance

Rare Weather Warning Issued as Strong Gusts Fuel Colorado Wildfire Threats

Visa, Mastercard to Pay $167.5M in ATM User Fee Settlement

Tesla Drivers Are Buying Escape Tools and Cars to Avoid Getting Trapped Inside