NOAA Data Shows Weather Disasters Relatively Mild So Far this Year It’s only April, and already the United States has experienced two climate disasters that each caused $1 billion in damages... Read More
Extreme Storm Bringing Heavy Snow and Howling Winds to U.S. About the photo: A woman takes a selfie in front of Cloud Gate, known as the Bean, during a snow... Read More
Hormel Advertising Suit Reveals What ‘Natural’ Meat Really Means Consumers want “natural” meat—and the biggest meat companies want to sell it to them. American shoppers are reaching for healthier,... Read More
The Other Coal Fight: Red States Try to Drain Toxic Waste Ponds It’s the other dirty problem for U.S. coal — one that could cost utilities billions to clean up. Even as... Read More
Commission Ruling Adds to Pressure for National Workplace Violence Prevention Standard A federal commission decision that an employer had a duty to protect a social services worker who was stabbed to... Read More
Boeing Shareholders Sue over 737 MAX Crashes, Disclosures Boeing Co’s legal troubles grew on Tuesday as a new lawsuit accused the company of defrauding shareholders by concealing safety... Read More
Viewpoint: Three Ways to Facilitate Better Decision-Making with Claims Automation Automation has been a part of the workers’ compensation and auto casualty industries for years, but today, a large opportunity... Read More
Study Finds Owners of Unprotected Coastal Homes Don’t Intend to Retrofit New research from the University of Notre Dame shows that many coastal homes have significant structural vulnerabilities that leave homeowners... Read More
American Airlines Extends Max-Caused Cancellations to June 5 WASHINGTON — American Airlines is extending by over a month its cancellations of about 90 daily flights as the troubled... Read More
Amid Talc Safety Worries, J&J Aimed Ads at Minority, Overweight Women LOS ANGELES — Pressure was mounting on Johnson & Johnson and its signature Baby Powder. In 2006, an arm of... Read More