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Driverless Car Tests Marred by Accidents in California
Four of the nearly 50 self-driving cars now rolling around the state of California have gotten into accidents since September, when the state began issuing permits for companies to test them on ...
Jury Favors Deloitte in Trial Alleging Faulty Audit Before Insurance Company Collapse
The question loomed for years: Was Deloitte & Touche LLP liable for allegedly faulty audits of Florida's Poe Financial Group, whose three property insurance subsidiaries went insolvent after a ...
Insurers See Impact from Wearables Within Two Years: Accenture Survey
Nearly two-thirds of insurers expect wearable technologies to have a significant impact on the industry, according to a survey in Accenture's annual Technology Vision report. The survey of more than ...
Closing the Gap: How Small and Midsized Insurers Can Leverage the Power of Big Data
The "big data" buzz that dominates so much of the P/C insurance conversation these days may not be as uniformly useful as everyone thinks. In the majority of cases, the usefulness of big data hinges ...
BP Can Now Appeal Certain Gulf Spill Damages Claims
A U.S. federal appeals court said on Friday BP Plc deserves the right to appellate review of some damage claims awarded to people and businesses in connection with the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. ...
U.S., New Orleans Property Owners Discuss Possible Katrina-Related Damages
Attorneys for the U.S. government and some New Orleans area property owners met behind closed doors with a judge Wednesday to discuss possible damages arising from a ruling last week that a federally ...
Ericsson Sues Apple in Europe, Seeking Phone Patent Royalties
Ericsson AB said it sued Apple Inc. in three countries as it ratcheted up a global licensing battle between the companies. The suits in Germany, the U.K. and the Netherlands add to U.S. filings ...
Escalating Cyber Attacks Inflict $6B Annual Cost on U.S. Health System
A rise in cyber attacks against doctors and hospitals is costing the U.S. health-care system $6 billion a year as organized criminals who once targeted retailers and financial firms increasingly go ...