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Vermont’s largest city of Burlington has paid $215,000 to settle a lawsuit accusing a police officer of using excessive force by grabbing a man and slamming him to the ground,

The property market is challenging, particularly on the back of what appears to be increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. But amid convective storms, and other risk drivers, there are opportunities for

Registration for the next round of Louisiana Fortify Homes Program (LFHP) grants is currently underway and will close at 5 p.m. on Friday, September 20, the Louisiana Department of Insurance

Holmes Murphy announced the opening of a new office in Lincoln, Nebraska with a focus on client growth, talent attraction and incre  » Read More

The first readings Abigail Edgar took of hydrogen sulfide and methane at oilfields in Caldwell County in 2021 were so high that she thought her equipment was malfunctioning. “It was

The 'final frontier' presents new threats – necessitating new risk strategies The market for insuring satellites in orbit has evolved significantly over the years, but space remains a uniquely challenging

How one wholesale broker is preparing to leverage new capacity This article was produced with Amwins Group. Gia Snape of Insurance Business sat down with Korbin Holck, executive vice president,

Examining the impact of rising compensation costs Businesses are seeing workers’ compensation rates trend upwards, with premiums becoming more expensive. Brady Ellis (pictured), chief operating officer at Whiteboard Risk &

A Kentucky judge is dead and the county sheriff is in jail, charged with shooting the judge multiple times Thursday inside the courthouse. Local and national News outlets reported that

Disaster preparedness urged to protect employees from rising threats As climate change intensifies wildfire risks, organizations are increasingly focused on protecting their workforce before and after such events, according to