- Berkley reports nearly 30% hike in Q4 profit
W.R. Berkley Corp. on Thursday reported a 29.8% increase in net income to $382.2 million in the fourth quarter of 2022. - Why insurers thrive when leveraging cloud-data and analytics
Marketplace data insight derived through a modern cloud-data platform can give insurance companies a competitive advantage. Learn how with this new ebook. - Gallagher sees more rate increases; reports revenue growth
Primary insurance rates will likely increase further in 2023 as the effect of higher year-end reinsurance costs filter through to commercial retail insurance buyers, especially on property risks, Arth … - Fired attorney’s FMLA case reinstated
A federal appeals court on Wednesday reinstated a Family and Medical Leave Act lawsuit filed by an attorney who was terminated when she sought unpaid leave to care for her 2-year-old son, who had a hi … - Berkley loses ruling in fire damage from battery sold through Amazon
Amazon.com Inc. is not liable under Minnesota law for the more than $3 million in fire damage allegedly caused by a cellphone battery it sold on behalf of a Chinese company, a federal district court s … - ‘Long COVID’ present in small number of comp claims: Study
A small percentage of employees with COVID-19 workers compensation claims during the early days of the pandemic received additional medical care in the months after their diagnosis due to “long COVID, … - OSHA fines U.S. Postal Service for violations at Tennessee facilities
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Wednesday the U.S. Postal Service exposed workers to struck-by, electrical, crushing, fire and other health hazards at three of its facilities in … - Exonerated trader accuses Deutsche Bank of ‘malicious prosecution’
A former Deutsche Bank AG trader whose conviction for rigging the Libor rate benchmark was overturned has begun a $30 million legal action in New York accusing the German bank of malicious prosecution … - Ohio companies cited after workers injured in explosions
A manufacturing company was cited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration after a plant supervisor suffered third-degree burns during a steam explosion this summer in Ohio.