NTSB: Safety Processes Failed in Crash That Killed 7 Bikers Systems meant to keep motorists safe failed to prevent a pickup driver on drugs from crashing last year into an... Read More
Trained Dogs, Yes. But Other Pets on Board is Airlines’ Call WASHINGTON — Only trained dogs qualify as service animals on U.S. airlines, as regulators rejected requests to extend legal protections... Read More
WCRI Studies Show COVID-19 Orders Apply to Small Segment of Workforce While at least 17 states have passed laws or issued orders that expanded access to workers’ compensation benefits for employees... Read More
Century 21 Sells $175 Million Covid Claim Insurers Won’t Pay There’s an unusual asset up for grabs in Century 21 Stores’ going-out-of-business sale: a stake in its long-shot legal fight... Read More
30 Named Storms: Record Hurricane Season Comes to a Close MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A record-setting Atlantic hurricane season that saw the highest number of named storms officially came to a... Read More
Consumers Protest New Measure of ‘Unfair’ Airline Practices Consumer advocates are protesting a move by the Trump administration that they say will make it harder for the government... Read More
Justices Question Human Rights Claims Against Nestle And Cargill WASHINGTON — U.S. Supreme Court justices on Tuesday appeared wary of barring lawsuits against American companies over alleged human rights... Read More
Viewpoint: Riots Expose Serious Deficiencies in Property Insurance Policies The riots that took place in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area during the George Floyd protests caused serious damage to many... Read More
Tyson Accused of Misleading Interpreters at Virus-Hit Plant Tyson Foods Inc. is accused of giving incorrect information to interpreters during a Covid-19 outbreak that infected more than a... Read More
Bayer’s $650 Million PCB Pollution Settlement Rejected by Judge A federal judge refused to approve Bayer AG’s $650 million settlement of claims by about 2,500 U.S. cities, counties and... Read More