Andrew G. Simpson is a freelance writer and editor. He specializes in law and legal affairs, litigation, and various sectors including BFSI, insurance, and retail, while also delving into topics like climate change and water management. His work has been featured in Claims Journal and Insurance Journal.
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Andrew G. Simpson's coverage is primarily focused on legal and compliance issues, with a significant emphasis on court rulings, insurance, personal injury, workers' compensation as well as government announcements related to legal policy regulation.
Given this focus, Andrew would likely be most receptive to pitches from experts who can provide in-depth commentary or analysis on recent court rulings and their implications. Additionally, professionals with insights into evolving legal policies and regulations within the United States may also find success reaching out to him.
Considering Andrew's national geographic focus within the U.S., pitches should address topics relevant to U.S. law and its impact at a national level when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Andrew G. Simpson
After six years of civil and criminal charges and proceedings, online shopping company eBay and several former executives will pay a total of $55.7 million to settle claims over a relentless cyberstalking and harassment campaign targeting a Massachusetts couple.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
Twin City Fire Insurance Co. said it is not obligated to cover a Virginia employer’s $10 million punitive damages penalty for racial bias because the company’s behavior was found by a jury to be intentional.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A Massachusetts judge has declined to reduce the $91 million punitive damages award she approved last September for a construction worker's personal injury claim, an award she herself characterized as “grossly excessive” but found is required by statute and precedent.
The maker of Chipwich ice cream sandwiches has withdrawn its lawsuit alleging that its insurance agency was negligent in failing to properly secure product recall insurance.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A New Jersey public school district has been found not liable for the fatal shooting of a 10-year old boy at a high school football game where security did not include metal detectors to screen attendees.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A federal jury in Maine has handed New Hampshire-based gun manufacturer Sig Sauer a victory over claims its P320 handgun is defective.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A federal judge in New York has dismissed a racketeering lawsuit by ride-sharing firm Uber against several injury law firms, doctors and pain clinics
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A general contractor cannot be held liable for an injury of an employee of a subcontractor where the general contractor had little or no control over the subcontractor's work or job environment.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A federal judge has approved a $117.5 million data breach settlement against Comcast Cable Communications.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
Insurance broker Willis Towers Watson (WTW) s accusing rival Lockton Companies and 18 former employees of WTW's Northeast construction insurance team of engineering a “smash and grab” operation that began on August 19.
