For the first time, consumer fraud losses have hit the $10 billion mark in 2023, with investment scams leading the way, according to FTC data.

With cyber threats escalating, the cyber insurance market is poised for significant growth, underscoring the urgent need for advanced risk management solutions.

Following a non-injury crash, Allstate initially attributes 20% fault to a green-light driver, later revising their decision to full coverage after media inquiry.

A groundbreaking simulation suggests the Atlantic Ocean’s vital currents may face a "cliff-like" collapse sooner than expected, threatening drastic global climate shifts.

The European Union is gearing up to investigate TikTok under the Digital Services Act, focusing on the platform’s efforts to safeguard minors.

With hurricanes becoming three times more frequent over the past century, only a handful of U.S. states are stepping up with effective risk reduction strategies.

Starting in 2024, small businesses must disclose beneficial owner information to FinCEN under the Corporate Transparency Act, with exemptions applying to certain entities.

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A Texas court has issued a permanent injunction against a public adjuster for willfully infringing on Lloyd’s of London’s trademarks.

Case Farms Processing Inc. is fined $393,449 by OSHA for multiple safety violations at its Ohio chicken processing plant, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.

A lawsuit claims Amazon manipulates its "Buy Box" to favor higher-priced items, potentially breaching consumer protection laws.

With cyber threats on the rise, the global cyber insurance market is expected to soar to $23 billion by 2025, led by U.S. business contributions.

A Lincoln, Nebraska man is accused of defrauding his employer, American Heritage Life Insurance Company, out of nearly $850,000 through false claims.

Top US AI companies collaborate with the government to develop federal standards, ensuring AI’s safe and responsible deployment.

A former postal worker’s social media posts led to a guilty plea for defrauding the government’s workers’ compensation program of $100,000.