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- Typhoon Podul Slams Into Southern Taiwan, Hundreds of Flights Canceledby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 13, 2025
Typhoon Podul hit Taiwan’s sparsely populated southeast coast on Wednesday packing winds of up to 191 kph (118 mph), as a large swathe of southern and […]
- Appeals Court Says DOGE Team Can Access Sensitive Databy Admin (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on August 13, 2025
A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday rejected a bid by a group of unions to block the Trump administration government downsizing team known as the Department of […]
- Employers Miss Out on Talent When Remote Work Isn’t Allowed: Surveyby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 13, 2025
New insights into workforce recruitment and retention challenges suggest employers who don’t allow a remote work option may be missing out on talent, […]
- Navigating The Challenging US Liability Litigation Environmentby Admin (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on August 13, 2025
The liability litigation environment in the U.S. continues to be challenging, driven by increases in nuclear and thermonuclear verdicts, rising attorney […]
- US Steel Plant Hit by Deadly Blast Has History of Accidentsby Admin (News Archives - Insurance Journal) on August 13, 2025
A United States Steel Corp. plant in Pennsylvania that experienced an explosion that killed at least two people has a history of accidents and violations over […]
- The Sullivan Group Names Smith President And CEOby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 13, 2025
The Sullivan Group named Thom Smith president and CEO. Smith will be responsible for overseeing day-to-day operations, advancing strategic initiatives and […]
- Men Collecting Workers’ Comp Caught Coaching Soccer, Flipping Cheesesteaksby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 13, 2025
New York state officials recently reported developments in two workers’ compensation fraud investigations involving Long Island residents who received […]
- California and Washington Companies Paying $145M to Settle FTC Chargesby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 13, 2025
A California healthcare company and a Washington healthcare company just pay $145 million in separate matters to resolve Federal Trade Commission charges over […]
- ‘Data-Driven’ Workers’ Compensation Writer Pie Insurance Enters Connecticutby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 13, 2025
Pie Insurance announced it is now offering its “data-driven” workers’ compensation insurance in Connecticut, targeting the state’s more than 365,000 […]
- Chevrolets, Hyundai Among Affordable Trucks and SUVs to Insure, Mercury Saysby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 13, 2025
Two Chevrolets and a Hyundai topped the list of the most affordable new trucks and SUVs to insure for 2025, according to a new list compiled by […]
- AAIP Names 2025/26 Officers and Directorsby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 12, 2025
The Austin Association of Insurance Professionals (AAIP) held their 2025 installation dinner on Wednesday, June 20th at The Oasis on Lake Travis in Austin, […]
- Chemical Safety Board to Investigate Fatal US Steel Facility Explosionby News Archives - Insurance Journal on August 12, 2025
The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB) said today that it is investigating the fatal explosions and fires at U.S. Steel’s Clairton […]