Posts by Y@DminG

Younger small business owners seem to be less aware of the importance of workplace safety than older owners, showing an apparent gap between generations in how they approach keeping workers from harm. A survey from Pie Insurance conducted with more … Source: Claims Journal

A BNP Paribas SA manager faces allegations he ordered staff to cut female employees bonuses to boost the pay of male colleagues in London, according to fresh claims by a broker who previously won a landmark case against the French … Source: Claims Journal

A Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas has upheld a Philadelphia jury’s $725.5 million verdict against ExxonMobil in a case of cancer linked to exposure to benzene, an ingredient in gasoline. The court denied ExxonMobil’s post-trial motions and added more $90 … Source: Claims Journal

Tech behemoth Oracle has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit for $115 million over allegations that it tracked consumer activity both on and offline. The suit alleges Oracle captured, compiled, and sold individuals’ data to third parties without their … Source: Claims Journal

Losses from Hurricane Francine are expected to be manageable for property/casualty insurers, with major population centers sparred from the worst of the storm’s damage. Privately insured loss from Hurricane Francine are estimated to be close to $1.5 billion, catastrophe modeler … Source: Claims Journal

No single factor led a fire in the seaside Hawaiian town of Lahaina last year to rage out of control and kill 102 people, according to a state report that assesses the government’s response to the disaster but not its … Source: Claims Journal

A Black UPS driver won a $237.6 million jury verdict in a case in which he alleged he’d been discriminated against and subject to a hostile work environment before being fired. The verdict, rendered Thursday in the US District Court … Source: Claims Journal

23andMe will pay $30 million and provide three years of security monitoring to settle a lawsuit accusing the genetics testing company of failing to protect the privacy of 6.9 million customers whose personal information was exposed in a data breach … Source: Claims Journal

A surprising percentage of people are open to paying higher insurance premiums to subsidize higher-risk individuals, but only when they believe a risk is outside of a policyholder’s control. A survey of U.S. adults, conducted by think tank RAND, sought … Source: Claims Journal

Crawford & Company named Matt Donnelly head of Specialty Loss Adjusting. Donnelly is Crawford Australia’s Head of Global Technical Services, the loss adjusting division focused on large and complex property losses. The change has Donnelly expanding his remit to lead … Source: Claims Journal