Andrew Simpson

Virginia has approved a 12.0% loss cost decrease in the workers' compensation voluntary market along with rate decreases in the assigned risk market, effective April 1, 2025.

The family of a woman who smoked cigarettes for decades and died at age 59 from lung cancer has won a $10.6 million verdict in a case against cigarette maker R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.

The National Rifle Association (NRA) must reform its operations to conform with New York's not-for-profit law and two of its former executives must pay the NRA $6.35 million in damages plus interest.

Tiffany Boulos, the daughter of the president-elect's first confirmed affair (and second wife, Marla Maples), was so overjoyed at the prospect of marrying her beau Michael that she became the first to marry and take her husband's name.

The Philadelphia Eagles football team has lost its bid for federal court reconsideration of the dismissal of the team's claim for insurance coverage for COVID-19 losses.

The state of Rhode Island is dealing with a cyber attack that had shut down a portal for citizen to access to health insurance and other social services

Deloitte Consulting has been hit with class action lawsuits over the cyber breach of Rhode Island's portal for state-administered benefits known as RIBridges.

Massachusetts workers' compensation insurers have filed for a 7.1% increase in average rates for industrial classes beginning July 1, 2025 — the first rate increase since 2016.

Pennsylvania's medical professional liability joint underwriting association (JUA) that insures high risk medical professionals is a public agency, not a private entity, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled.

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