Florida’s condo owners confront rising fees due to stricter safety laws aimed at preventing disasters like the 2021 Surfside collapse, with inspections, reserve funding, and insurance costs at the forefront.

The CFPB has accused Walmart and Branch Messenger of coercing gig drivers to use costly deposit accounts and misrepresenting access to wages, resulting in over $10 million in fees.

Tesla’s detailed vehicle data helped police investigate a deadly Las Vegas explosion, but experts warn that the advanced tracking capabilities pose serious privacy risks.

The U.S. saw a 3.7% decline in workplace fatalities in 2023, with transportation incidents, falls, and violent acts remaining significant contributors to workplace injuries and deaths.

California introduces new regulations requiring insurers to increase home coverage in wildfire-prone areas, aiming to stabilize the insurance market and support homeowners.

A Florida appeals court ruled that Uber is not responsible for a wrongful death claim, as the driver involved in the fatal accident was off duty and logged out of the Uber app.

New accounting standards like IFRS 17, coupled with advanced technologies such as AI, are reshaping insurance modeling, offering operational savings and strategic insights.

In 2025, the global green transition faces challenges and opportunities, from rising EV sales and nuclear energy interest to increased coal reliance and stricter PFAS regulations.

As climate-driven disasters increase, nonrenewed home insurance policies are surging nationwide, impacting property values, mortgages, and economic stability in vulnerable communities.

Amelia Underwriters and Security First Insurance introduce new insurance products, targeting homeowners and businesses, signaling cautious growth in Florida’s evolving market.

AT&T and Verizon report their networks are secure following a China-linked Salt Typhoon hack targeting high-profile individuals, as telecoms and government work to address vulnerabilities.

A Florida company, accused of misclassifying Minnesota workers, settles for $300,000 and halts operations in the state, addressing worker misclassification and lost benefits.

American Transit Insurance Co. has filed a $450 million lawsuit against over 180 healthcare providers under the RICO Act, alleging no-fault insurance fraud, kickbacks, and overbilling in New York.

As nuisance claims against design professionals rise, courts emphasize the essential role of control in determining liability, often redirecting such claims to professional negligence.

Oregon lawmakers plan to introduce legislation preventing utility rate hikes while lawsuits related to the 2020 wildfires remain unresolved, targeting accountability for PacifiCorp.