Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, Inc. (CCBCU), the third-largest bottler and distributor of Coca-Cola products in the United States, violated federal law by failing to accommodate an employee with a disability and then firing him because of his disability, the U.S. …
The Trump administration’s plan to cancel billions of dollars for energy projects following the U.S. government shutdown includes an initiative to upgrade electric transmission lines in California. A consortium that included the California Energy Commission and Southern California Edison was …
Trump’s $7.6 Billion Energy Cuts Hit California Grid Upgrade Read More »
Lawley, a family owned insurance brokerage and benefits firm, has expanded into Florida through a merger with Tampa-based Professional Insurance Services. It’s the first Florida location for the Buffalo, New York-based Lawley, but its 18th in the United States. Lawley …
Tampa-Based Professional Insurance Services Merges With Lawley Read More »
South Carolina’s insurance director has given final approval to a rate cut on credit property insurance, the coverage that lenders take out on personal property used as collateral. The 2026 rate for household goods – single interest coverage – will …
SCDOI Approves Rate Drop on Credit Property Insurance Read More »
Neptune Insurance Holdings Inc. shares jumped 24% after the flood insurance company’s shareholders raised $368.4 million in a US initial public offering. Shares of the St. Petersburg, Florida-based firm closed at $24.80 each on Wednesday, versus an IPO price of …
Flood Insurer Neptune Shares Climb 24% After $368 Million US IPO Read More »
The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed loosening a rule phasing down the use of hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, highly potent greenhouse gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners. The Tuesday proposal comes in response to concerns “about the lack of availability …
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Tyson Foods agreed to pay $85 million to settle a lawsuit by consumers who accused the largest U.S. meat company of conspiring with rivals to inflate pork prices by limiting supply in the $20 billion U.S. market. The preliminary class …
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The MEMIC Group, headquartered in Portland, Maine, hired Eric Stager to serve as a safety management consultant on its loss control team. He will work with policyholders throughout the Northeast. Stager served as chief master sergeant and senior enlisted leader …
People Moves: Air Force, OSHA Veteran Stager Joins MEMIC Loss Control Team Read More »
This is part 2 of a guest post series from our friend, Christopher Boggs, Chief Consultant at Boggs Risk & Insurance Consulting. In his prior post, he analyzed how an ISO homeowners policy could potentially respond in the event of …
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Allstate Corp. did some shuffling of it’s senior leadership team Oct. 1. Effective immediate, Mario Rizzo is chief operating officer. He will be responsible for the Northbrook, Illinois-based insurer’s Property-Liability and Protection Services businesses. Rizzo, who has been with Allstate …
Allstate Promotes Rizzo to COO, Merten to President of Property-Liability Read More »
