WCRI: States Without Work Comp Fee Schedules Paying the Price The dwindling number of states that have no fee schedule, or that set fees according to a percentage of billed... Read More
Tesla Autopilot was Engaged During Fatal Florida Crash WASHINGTON — Tesla Inc’s Autopilot feature was engaged during a fatal March 1 crash of a 2018 Model 3 in... Read More
Purdue Is Sued by Five More States Over OxyContin Marketing Purdue Pharma LP and its billionaire owners are being sued by five more states alleging the company’s aggressive marketing of... Read More
FAA Sees Uncertain Timeline for Review of 737 Max Software Fix U.S. aviation regulators expect to receive Boeing Co.’s proposed software fix for the grounded 737 Max as soon as next... Read More
Vulnerability Reduction Scorecard Helps Cities Save Lives and Resources In Norfolk, Virginia, officials are taking action to reduce their city’s vulnerability to flood risks. Flooding in Norfolk does not... Read More
Consumers Sue Tuna Sellers Over ‘Dolphin-Safe’ Marketing U.S. consumers sued Bumble Bee, Chicken of the Sea and StarKist, accusing the country’s three major packaged-tuna brands of deceiving... Read More
FAA Says It Was Directly Involved in 737 Max Software Oversight U.S. aviation regulators were directly involved in approving the flight-control system implicated in two fatal crashes on Boeing Co.’s 737... Read More
Boeing Turns to Texas to Store 737 Max Jets as Grounding Lingers Boeing Co. has started storing 737 Max jets at a vast Texas maintenance base as the planemaker continues to churn... Read More
Iowa Bars Bad Faith Against TPAs, but Question Unsettled Elsewhere A split decision by the Iowa Supreme Court last week resolves the issue in one state, but the question of... Read More
FCC Taking ‘Fresh Look’ at Opening Key Spectrum Band for Automakers WASHINGTON — The U.S. Federal Communications Commission plans to vote in June on launching a new review of a key... Read More