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Don’t Believe the Hype About Shorter Workweek Benefits: Expert
The studies frequently touted as proof of concept for a shortened workCould U.S. Workers and Companies Benefit From a 32-Hour Workweek?week are riddled with statistical flaws, according to Liberty ...
New York’s ‘Move Over’ Law Expands to Include All Stopped Vehicles
Beginning March 27, 2024, New York's Move Over Law extends to all stopped vehicles on the roadway, according to a reminder from Governor Kathy Hochul's office. According to the Governor's office, ...
Every insurance claim tells a story, but rarely in a single document. Instead, that narrative unfolds across adjuster notes, medical...
States Warned About Hackers Carrying Out Disruptive Attacks on Water Systems
The U.S. government is warning state governors that foreign hackers are carrying out disruptive cyberattacks against water and sewage systems throughout the country. In a letter released Tuesday, ...
Release of Key Report on Deadly Maui Wildfire Delayed
Hawaii's attorney general on Monday blamed a delay of the release of a key report into a deadly Maui wildfire on county agencies that forced investigators to issue subpoenas. The first phase of an ...
Tokio Marine Has $10 Billion for Potential Acquisitions: Executive
Tokio Marine could potentially spend around $10 billion on overseas acquisitions and is patiently tracking public companies around the world, the co-head of the Japanese insurer's expanding ...
‘Unceasing Onslaught’ of Legal Ads Worth Insurance Industry Attention
Often alarming, misleading or just plain annoying — when mass tort lawsuit advertisements pop on a TV screen, many consumers instinctually reach for the remote. An expert believes that the ads are ...
State Farm Update: More ‘Difficult but Necessary’ Decisions in California
State Farm wasn't quite done making tough decisions about writing business in California when it announced that it wouldn't accept applications for new homeowners policies in the state in May of last ...
Sinking Coastal Cities Could Impact 500,000 With Future Flood Risk
One in 50 people living in two dozen coastal cities in the United States could experience significant flooding by 2050, according to researchers at Virginia Tech. Within the next thirty years, the ...