Insurance
Lawsuit Alleges Discrimination in Minneapolis Housing Code Enforcement, Targeting Communities of Color
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – A new lawsuit accuses the city of Minneapolis of discrimination by lax housing code enforcement, especially for rental properties in a part of the city with high populations of people of color. The lawsuit was filed last …
Read More Alera Group Acquires Michigan’s Rick Young Insurance
Alera Group announced the acquisition of Rick Young Insurance, an insurance agency offering employee benefits services including health insurance, life insurance, Medicare and Medicaid redetermination. Rochester Hills, Michigan-based Rick Young Insurance offers personalized employee benefits services. This includes tailored health …
Read More Panama Removed From Gray List of Financial Crime Watchdog FATF
Panama has been removed from the gray list of financial crime watchdog FATF, a register which includes countries deemed to be doing too little to combat money laundering, according to a government statement on Friday. The Central American country’s first …
Read More Otis Likely to Be One of Costliest Hurricanes for Mexico Insurance Market: Gallagher Re
Hurricane Otis is expected to be one of the costliest natural catastrophe events in Mexico’s history with initial economic losses expected to top US$10 billion, according to Gallagher Re. Further, insured losses are expected to run into the billions of …
Read More Chinese Online Insurer Shouhui Weighs Hong Kong IPO in 2024
Shenzhen Shouhui Technology Group Ltd., a Chinese online insurance platform, is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong as soon as next year, according to people familiar with the matter. China International Capital Corp. and Huatai Securities Co. are …
Read More Boeing Assessing Lockbit Hacking Gang Threat of Sensitive Data Leak
Boeing Co said on Oct. 27 that it was assessing a claim made by the Lockbit cybercrime gang that it had “a tremendous amount” of sensitive data stolen from the aerospace giant that it would dump online if Boeing didn’t …
Read More Companies May Be Employers of Contract, Franchise Workers Under US Labor Rule
A U.S. labor board on Oct. 26 issued a final rule making it easier for workers and unions to hold companies liable for labor law violations by their franchisees and contractors, reviving an Obama-era standard heavily criticized by trade groups. …
Read More Bayer Ordered to Pay $175 Million in Latest Roundup Cancer Trial
A Philadelphia jury on Friday found Bayer AG liable in a case brought by a retired restaurant owner who claimed his cancer was due to exposure to the company’s Roundup weed killer, and ordered Bayer to pay him $175 million …
Read More South Carolina Seeing Record Number of Insurance Fraud Complaints
South Carolina in 2022 saw a record number of complaints about insurance fraud, and has almost matched the number through the first 10 months of this year. And some state lawmakers are now looking into the reasons for the increase. …
Read More Universal Ready to Add Florida Policies Again, Contemplates Potential Rate Cuts
Universal Insurance Holdings, after discontinuing more than 160,000 policies over the last two years, now sounds like it’s ready to start growing again in its home state of Florida. “As we move forward, we’re more confident in the Florida market, …
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