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Greater Chance of Major Hurricane on East Coast This Year, Less in Gulf, Scientist Says

• Fitch Ratings: US Cyber Premium Growth Slows in 2023

• Staffing Shortages, Reduced Safety Training Fuel Risks for Company Drivers

• SEC Updates Customer Data Hacking Rules for Wall Street

• Auto Insurance Shopping ‘Hot,’ Consumers Switching ‘Sizzling’: LexisNexis

• People Moves: Marsh McLennan Agency Appoints Rappa Fine Arts and Specie Leader

Wildfires Could Affect Over Half of Canada’s Oil Sands Output: Report

• Firefighters Gain Control of One Blaze Threatening Oil Sands in Alberta

• Volkswagen Reaches $54 Million ‘Dieselgate’ Settlement With Italian Owners

• Ardonagh Group’s MDS Brazil to Acquire Brazilian Broker D’Or Consultoria

• Markets/Coverages: Aon Offers Carbon Capture, Storage Insurance for Energy Transition

• People Moves: AXA XL Promotes Riha as Chief Client & Distribution Officer, APAC/Europe

Judge Hears Atlantic City Casino Workers’ Anti-Smoking Lawsuit

• Judge Won’t Discard $38M Verdict in New Hampshire Youth Center Abuse Case

• Investigation Continues Into 4 Blackouts on Ship That Caused Baltimore Bridge Collapse

• CyberTrust Massachusetts Launches Cybersecurity Services for Cities and Towns

• People Moves: Alliant Adds Rison; Lawley Grows Sales Team

• Virginia Judge to Decide Whether Frozen Embryos Are Property With Monetary Value

Kansas Governor Cites Competition Concerns While Vetoing Bill for School Gun-Detection Technology

• Indigenous Consultant Accuses Chicago Blackhawks of Fraud, Sexual Harassment

• Storms Destroy Nearly 50 Homes in Southwestern Michigan: Officials

• Whistleblower Questions Delayed Use of Sensor Plane After Ohio Train Derailment

• People Moves: Klett Named President of Huntington Insurance, Inc.

• Illinois Indemnity Benefits Per Claim Rose in 2022: WCRI Study

Inszone Acquires Texas’ JHC Insurance Agency

• Deadly US Oil Blast Exposes Risks of Pushing Profits Over Safety

• Texas Storms Leave 800,000 Without Power While Flights Grounded

• Flood-Prone Houston Faces a Deluge of More Rain: Weather Watch

• Last Wrongful Death Lawsuit From Astroworld Tragedy Set for Trial in September

• Texas Is Warned of Blackout Risk as Sun Sets This Summer

Security First Touts 5% Rate Decrease for HO-3, Renters Policies in Florida

• Greater Chance of Major Hurricane on East Coast This Year, Less in Gulf, Scientist Says

• DeSantis, Amid Criticism, Signs Bill Making Climate Change Less of a Priority

• Driver Says He Smoked Pot Oil, Took Meds Before Florida Crash That Killed 8 Workers

• Lindberg Convicted in Second Trial on Attempting to Bribe NC Insurance Commissioner

• Popular SC Country Music Venue Shuts Down Due to Liquor Liability Insurance Costs

Washington Contractor, Grower Face $650K in Fines After Worker Dies in Apple Storage Room

• Former Raiders Coach Loses Nevada High Court Ruling in NFL Emails Suit

• California Trucker Death Led to Workers’ Comp Investigation That Found $2M in Underreported Payroll

• Family of California Veteran Who Died After Officer Knelt on His Neck Settles for $7.5M

• COVID-19 Can Be Occupational Disease, Colorado Court Says in Worker Death Case

• Colorado City Police Beating Lawsuit Settled for $2.1 Million