News

East

• Delaware Corporate Law Reform Heads to Final Vote Amid Criticism It Favors Billionaires
• Third Time’s No Charm as Insurance Agent Is Charged Again
• Transportation Firm Faces Fines, Remediation Costs for Connecticut Oil Tanker Spill
• Survivor Advocates Criticize New York Top Court’s Dismissal of Sexual Abuse Lawsuit

National

• Tesla Recalls Most Cybertrucks Due to Trim Detaching From Vehicle
• Delaware Corporate Law Reform Heads to Final Vote Amid Criticism It Favors Billionaires
• Ergo Enters US Small Business Insurance Market With Full Buy of Next Insurance
• Young Insurance Agents – Share Your Thoughts About the Industry Today
• Contractors Insurance Alert: Construction Defect Lawsuits Rising
• Hyundai, Kia’s Anti-Theft Measures Fuel Steep Dip in US Vehicle Thefts
• Med-Mal Insurer ProAssurance to Go Private After $1.3B Purchase by The Doctors Co.
• Judge Declines to Force FEMA to Release Funds to Upgrade US Emergency Alert System
• Automakers, Tech Industry Urge Trump to Speed Self-Driving Car Deployment
• JD Power: Customers Not Happy With Carrier Property Claims Service