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Will DeSantis Sign Bill Allowing Longer Noncompete Agreements in Florida?
While federal agencies and some states have moved to rein in the reach of noncompete agreements, a Florida bill awaiting the governor’s signature would go…
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Allstate and Tyler Adams unveil mini-pitch for youth in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (June 3, 2025) — Allstate, in partnership with the U.S. Soccer Foundation, unveiled a new mini-pitch on Saturday, May 31, at Bell Avenue Elementary…
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Stonetrust Insurance Credit Ratings Unchanged Amid Acquisition of Southern Vanguard
AM Best said that the Credit Ratings (ratings) of Southern Vanguard Insurance Company (Southern Vanguard) (Austin, Texas) and the members of Stonetrust Insurance Group (Stonetrust)…
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Judge Dismisses California’s Tariff Lawsuit, Teeing up Appeal
A U.S. judge dismissed the state of California’s challenge to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, allowing the state to file an appeal over the court’s ruling…
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Long COVID Accounted for Three Quarters of California Comp Virus Claim Payments
Long COVID cases accounted for 82.1% of the treatment payments on COVID claims and 73.7% of all COVID-19 claim payments in California’s workers’ compensation system,…
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Pennsylvania AG Reaches Settlement With AI-Based Property Management Platform
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a settlement with Home365, LLC, regarding the Las Vegas-based property management company’s alleged failures to timely address Pennsylvania tenants’…
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Taylor Oswald Announces New Corporate Headquarters in Cleveland
Taylor Oswald, a provider of group benefits and property and casualty insurance, announced it is relocating its corporate headquarters in Cleveland. With the move, Taylor…
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Inside fronting relationships: why financial strength and reinsurance transparency matter
In Guidry-Burnham’s view, the captive model exposes a company to longer-term repercussions than the traditional P&C structure. “Everything that you do today has that longer-term impact, much longer than you see in the traditional… More
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Texas Lawmakers Spike Bills to Study, Restrict PFAS
FORT WORTH — Rising public concern in Texas over PFAS, or “forever chemicals” linked to cancer, infertility and…
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Google to Spend $500M Revamping Compliance in Shareholder Settlement
Google agreed to spend $500 million over 10 years to overhaul its compliance structure, to settle shareholder litigation…
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Republican senator on Medicaid cuts: "We all are going to die"
“I encourage you to embrace my lord and savior Jesus Christ”
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Newark Airport Runway to Reopen Monday After Construction
A runway at Newark Liberty International Airport will reopen on Monday nearly two weeks ahead of schedule following…
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No Shortcuts: Why SiriusPoint demands discipline from MGA partners
The payoff, if it’s done right, is faster innovation with fewer blind spots. But that outcome depends entirely…
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1 Dead, Several Injured When More Storms Rip Through Kentucky, Southeast
SPRINGFIELD, Ky. (AP) — Another storm hit parts Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia and Virginia Friday, killing one person…
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How commercial insurance brokers can differentiate in 2025’s tough market
Aon’s global chief broking officer explains why “business as usual” is over
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McGill and Partners, AXA XL launch digital partnership to streamline risk placement
Meanwhile, AXA XL’s efforts align with broader initiatives by parent company AXA to develop a digital commercial platform.…
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Markel finalizes acquisition of marine specialist MECO Group
MECO’s underwriting services cover a range of marine risks, including charterers P&I, freight, defense and demurrage, trade disruption,…
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Police Say Driver Had 2X Legal Blood Alcohol Level in Deadly Yellowstone Crash
The driver of a pickup that crashed into a tour van near Yellowstone National Park this month, killing…