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.
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By: Andrew G. Simpson
A unanimous New Jersey Supreme Court ruled on June 10 that a federally qualified nonprofit health center founded to “provide affordable, quality healthcare” to underserved populations is not entitled to immunity from a patient's negligence suit under the state's Charitable Immunity Act (CIA) that shields entities “organized exclusively for religious, charitable or educational purposes.”
By: Andrew G. Simpson
Regulators at the Virginia Bureau of Insurance are raising issues with Airbnb over its Host Damage Protection (HDP) program, maintaining that it is an insurance product and Airbnb is offering it without being properly licensed.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
Regulators at the Virginia Bureau of Insurance are raising issues with Airbnb over its Host Damage Protection (HDP) program, maintaining that it is an insurance product and Airbnb is offering it without being properly licensed.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A unanimous New Jersey Supreme Court ruled on June 10 that a federally qualified nonprofit health center that provides healthcare to underserved
By: Andrew G. Simpson
The city of Baltimore and about 11 private entities including dockworkers and small businesses should not be allowed to collect for any economic losses
By: Andrew G. Simpson
The anti-referral provision in Pennsylvania's workers' compensation law does not prevent a provider from referring a patient to a pharmacy in which the provider has a financial interest.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
Rhode Island has joined more than two dozen other states that have enacted laws expanding access to civil courts for child victims of sexual abuse.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
Photographs showing a staircase before and after repairs should not have been allowed as evidence in a negligence claim against a landlord, the Connecticut Appellate Court has ruled.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
The New York City Health Department is investigating a cluster of 18 cases of Legionnaires' disease in the Upper East Side neighborhoods of Carnegie Hill
By: Andrew G. Simpson
“As our high school mathematics teachers reminded us: you need to show your work. That is true for the commissioner's calculations as well.”
