Six weeks after leaders of scheme to sign up south Florida homeless people for Affordable Care Act policies were sentenced to years in prison, the companies involved have agreed to pay more than $135 million to resolve a federal investigation. …
Gallagher Clarifies Non-Ownership of Florida Firm Guilty of Bogus ACA Sign-ups Read More »
A Massachusetts water and sewer line construction contractor is facing $4,699,362 in proposed penalties for safety violations related to a trench collapse that claimed the life of an employee and seriously injured another at a Cape Cod worksite. A federal …
Contractor Faces $4.6 Million in OSHA Fines After Fatal Trench Collapse Read More »
CopperPoint Mutual Insurance Holding Company named Kellen Booher president and CEO. Booher succeeds CEO and Board Chair Marc Schmittlein, who announced his retirement last year. Schmittlein joined CopperPoint in 2016 and was appointed executive chair of the CopperPoint board of …
People Moves: Booher Named President & CEO of CopperPoint Insurance Read More »
An appeals court on Wednesday ruled in favor of Berkshire Hathaway’s PacifiCorp unit over a series of Oregon wildfires in 2020, saying a trial judge erred in letting litigation against the utility proceed as a class action. The decision by …
Berkshire-Owned PacifiCorp Wins Ruling That Could Reduce Oregon Wildfire Damages Read More »
A federal judge in Massachusetts has dismissed claims against Walgreens but allowed some claims against the The Hershey Co. and its affiliate food manufacturers Paqui and Amplify Snack Brands, Inc. to proceed in a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the …
Judge Trims Wrongful Death Suit Claims Over Spicy Chip Challenge Read More »
