FAA Asked to Review Carry-on Bag Issue During Emergencies A number of passengers aboard an American Airlines flight that caught fire at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport in 2016 refused... Read More
Probe Into First Aircraft Crash Believed to be Caused by Drone A helicopter’s crash landing in South Carolina this week may have been triggered by a civilian drone, which would make... Read More
Can Female-led Companies Curtail Sexual Misconduct? The Weinstein Co. thought it had found a path to survival. A group of investors led by a respected businesswoman... Read More
Medical Marijuana Treatment Slowly Gains Traction in Workers’ Comp Though states and the federal government remain at odds on marijuana legalization, the drug is gaining traction as a viable... Read More
School Shootings Reveal Confusion Over Fire Alarm With Gunfire Students and teachers responded as trained when the fire alarm sounded, streaming out of the school and toward exits only... Read More
Study: Teens Who Receive Challenging Road Tests May Be Less Prone to Crashes Adolescents who receive comprehensive and challenging on-road driving assessments prior to taking the license test might be protected from future... Read More
The Known Loss Doctrine and Liability Insurance Insurance coverage is premised on the concept of fortuity – a loss that occurs by chance or accident. When an... Read More
After 2-Year Spike, 2017 Traffic Deaths Fell Slightly Traffic deaths on U.S. roads fell slightly in 2017 after two straight years of big increases, but a leading safety... Read More
Businesses Rethink Workplace Romance Policies It happens in so many workplaces – two colleagues begin a romantic relationship. But a heightened awareness about sexual harassment... Read More
Fraud News: Father and Son Building Scam, $1M Workers’ Comp Payroll Scheme Iowa Father and Son Sentenced in Insurance Fraud Case Two Iowa men were sentenced to two years of supervised probation... Read More