Maybe it’s just me, but I have a growing distaste for some of the posts I am seeing these days on LinkedIn. And it’s probably not the personal opinion ‘Facebook-style’ posts you are thinking about.

Tesla’s recall of nearly 363,000 vehicles equipped with what the company calls ‘Full Self-Driving’ this week highlights a more widespread issue with the ways that partial automation systems are designed and advertised, IIHS President David Harkey said.

Some economists are forecasting a deepening recession in 2023. While there are varying measurements to determine what qualifies as a recession, the consensus is that rising interest rates and high inflation will continue to put the squeeze on Americans’ wallets in the new year.

In its first case about the federal law that is credited with helping create the modern internet, the Supreme Court seemed unlikely Tuesday to side with a family wanting to hold Google liable for the death of their daughter in a terrorist attack.

The metaverse was one of the major themes at CES2023, as evidenced by a wide range of sessions and tech solutions. The keynote from the Consumer Technology Association identified metaverse as one of the top themes, with the tagline of ‘Closer Than You Think.’

You never forget your first. Be it your first love, first job, or first multimillion-dollar fire. After 30 years in the restoration industry as both an independent vendor and a property damage consultant, I still remember my first fire.

On Oct. 12, 2022, the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), a state law that restricts collection of biometric data, made headlines again when a Chicago jury rendered a $228 million judgment against BNSF Railway Co. in the first BIPA class action to go to trial.

Touchless claims aren’t just the future of the insurance industry -- they’re the present. Customers today have shifted from being familiar with doing business online to largely preferring it in many cases, and that ripple effect has been felt and registered by insurance companies globally.

Norfolk Southern Railway and Norfolk Southern Corp. are facing multiple lawsuits, including class-action suits seeking over $5 million in damages, following a train derailment and release of toxic chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio, on February 3.

The Louisiana Department of Insurance (LDI) has found evidence that McClenny, Moseley & Associates (MMA), a Houston-based law firm, engaged in an illegal insurance scheme involving Alabama-based Apex Roofing and Restoration.

Fouad Zeton, a restaurateur and former owner of a Lower Garden District mansion that has played host to a slew of New Orleans political fundraising events, is set to plead guilty to a federal wire fraud charge, court records show.

Just days after some 90,000 policies from troubled United Property & Casualty Insurance Co. were transferred to Slide Insurance as part of a wind-down of the carrier, it was announced that UPC is officially broke and will soon be liquidated.

As part of a two-part series focusing on present and emerging supply chain risks, Chubb analyzed the current international supply chain risk landscape to identify some of the main issues impacting businesses around the world.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) requested additional information from Tesla following a California crash on Saturday in which one of its vehicles collided with a fire truck parked at an accident scene.

A case of first impression for the 8th circuit, in Ahern Rentals Inc. v. EquipmentShare.com Inc. et al., 22-1399.-- (February 7, 2023) – prevailing the standard of today and held that allegations pled on information and belief are not categorically insufficient to state a claim for relief where the proof supporting the allegation is within the sole possession and control of the defendant or where the belief is based on sufficient factual material that makes the inference of culpability plausible.