Andrew G. Simpson is a freelance writer and editor. With a rich background in law and legal affairs, he covers themes such as litigation, insurance, finance, and the judicial system, often focusing on topics like court proceedings, legal reform, and transportation policy. Andrew 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
The builder of the Dali cargo ship and Baltimore city officials are welcoming the U.S. government's bringing of criminal charges against the ship's manager for the deadly and costly collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in 2024.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
The Archdiocese of New York (ADNY) has received the go-ahead to depose Chubb Insurance CEO Evan Greenberg in the ongoing legal dispute over liability insurance coverage for clergy sex abuse claims.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A court was right to acknowledge an insurance company's settlement of a claim and dismiss the lawsuit against its insured without the insured's approval,
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A court was right to acknowledge an insurance company’s settlement of a claim and dismiss the lawsuit against its insured without the insured’s approval, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
New York-based insurance broker USI Insurance Services has gone to court to halt a former employee it alleges has poached a few customers for his own newly-formed agency.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
After bypassing the April 1 deadline and engaging in weeks of debate and compromise, New York lawmakers have agreed on a $268.5 billion budget that includes auto insurance reforms championed by Gov. Kathy Hochul that are intended to reduce auto insurance costs for drivers and businesses.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
Just days before the civil trial on claims against the owner and operator of the cargo ship Dali was to begin, Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine settled wrongful death suits with the families of the six construction workers killed when the ship crashed into Baltimore's Key Bridge.
The state of New Hampshire is sending a message to drivers using smartphones or other electronic devices while driving.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
Just days before the civil trial on claims against the owner and operator of the cargo ship Dali was to begin, Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine settled wrongful death suits with the families of the six construction workers killed when the ship crashed into Baltimore’s Key Bridge.
By: Andrew G. Simpson
A worker who suffered serious injuries in 2017 after a 1,300-pound load of lighting fixtures fell onto him has lost the $41.9 million he was awarded by a jury in October 2022.
