A federal judge ruled that workers' compensation was the sole remedy for an employee's negligence lawsuit against Occidental Chemical.
Chubb has appointed Sean Ringsted as chief scientist to spearhead its global AI and analytics initiatives, alongside key leadership changes in digital business.
A Tennessee judge denies a librarian's request for mental health benefits, citing lack of cooperation and insufficient evidence of a mental injury.
Luzern Risk has raised $45 million in Series B funding to boost its technology platform and expand client offerings in alternative risk management.
A recent analysis shows falls, machinery incidents, and transportation are key factors in workplace fatalities, urging employers to enhance safety measures.
A Massachusetts court has extended Howden's deadline to produce documents in a lawsuit initiated by Brown & Brown over employee transitions.
The 5th Circuit Court upheld a ruling that Tokio Marine's insurer isn't liable for lawsuits related to "My 600-lb Life," citing an unambiguous show exclusion.
Brown & Riding introduces a specialized agribusiness practice to enhance insurance solutions for the agricultural sector, led by expert David Chipp.
A federal appeals court upheld a $7.8 million award for BART employees denied religious exemptions from a COVID-19 vaccination mandate, emphasizing employers' burden of proof.
The Baldwin Group's $7.7 billion acquisition will fuel its growth and further momentum in the insurance brokerage industry, offering significant returns to shareholders.
Zurich American has been cleared of liability in a deceptive pricing case against a Virginia auto dealer group, as ruled by a federal judge.
A Florida family's $6.7 million Andy Warhol collection is under litigation over claims that the artworks are forgeries, sparking a fraud investigation.
The National Safety Council unveiled SafetyAtlas, enhancing safety training with integrated resources and multi-provider credential management.
Chris Grady has been elevated to president of CRC Specialty and Benefits, marking a strategic leadership shift within the organization.
A federal appeals court ruled that a Kentucky foster care facility's insurers aren't liable for a settlement in a wrongful death case involving a restrained child.