A sophisticated insurance fraud scheme in Everett involving over $1 million in false claims leads to multiple indictments, with two suspects still at large.

New York City anticipates a major winter storm, possibly marking the most significant snowfall event since January 2022.

The National Council of Insurance Legislators adopts a Colorado-inspired model for dental plans' Medical-Loss Ratios, aiming for fairer premium spending on patient care.

A US appeals court overturns a lower court's dismissal, reviving Mexico's lawsuit against American gun manufacturers for allegedly facilitating arms trafficking to cartels.

In a Boston federal court, Google disputes a $1.67 billion claim alleging the tech giant infringed patents crucial for its AI-driven products.

Four doctors and a former hospital administrator settle allegations of receiving kickbacks for lab referrals, highlighting the importance of ethical medical practices.

Tesla's decision to update its Autopilot system following a federal probe elicits praise and criticism, with experts urging further measures to enhance driver safety.

Auburn Police demonstrate exceptional efficiency by recovering 16 stolen vehicles within 36 hours, working in collaboration with local businesses and state authorities.

In a landmark case, the death of a worker from asthma at Trulieve's Massachusetts cannabis plant sparks a wrongful death lawsuit, challenging workplace safety standards.

GE Aerospace settles with the federal government for $9.4 million over claims of inadequate inspections and nonconforming parts in military equipment.

Footwear giant Nike filed federal lawsuits against New Balance and Skechers, accusing them of infringing patents related to Nike's technology.

The global insurtech sector surpassed US$1.1 billion in new funding during the third quarter of 2023. This growth represented a 19.8% increase.

CLM's Transportation Community experts discuss virtual mediations and assessing the strength of the plaintiff's attorney.

Heavy rainfall -- nearly 10 inches in six hours -- flooded parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with two communities declaring a state of emergency as water poured into homes and forced boat rescues of residents. Concern about a dam listed in poor condition led to more evacuations.

The estimated damage from two days of intense rain that fell on North Andover in August stands at $29,910,097.57.