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A recent ruling from the Delaware Superior Court has provided some clarity in a legal battle involving Medtronic Sofamor Danek USA, Inc. The case centers around a contract dispute related to over 100 lawsuits that arose from a recalled biologic product. While the court granted Medtronic a partial victory, it also left unresolved issues that … Read more

Fire safety is a crucial topic that has garnered attention recently, especially with Fire Prevention Week just around the corner. Various organizations are sharing valuable resources to educate the public on fire safety, including essential information about fire extinguishers. The Ohio Insurance Institute has published resources aimed at helping homeowners understand the different types of … Read more

Texas Mutual Insurance Company is set to distribute a significant $330 million in general dividends to its policyholders in 2025. This decision comes after a unanimous vote by the company’s board of directors. As the leading provider of workers’ compensation insurance in Texas, Texas Mutual has now committed to distributing over $1 billion in general … Read more

Voters in Alaska, Missouri, and Nebraska made a strong statement last year when they supported measures to require paid sick leave for workers. However, some lawmakers in these states are now pushing to roll back these benefits, citing concerns from businesses about the potential costs. The move to change the laws is seen as an … Read more

Hawaii lawmakers have recently passed a controversial bill aimed at improving Hawaiian Electric Co.’s credit rating. This decision comes despite strong pushback from key committee chairs in both the House and Senate. The bill introduces a new fee for HECO customers, which is intended to fund necessary investments for wildfire prevention. The main point of … Read more

A recent report from Insurity reveals that while many insurance companies are investing more in automation and self-service tools, only 15% of consumers want a completely digital experience without any human interaction. The findings come from Insurity’s 2025 Digital Experience Index, which highlights a growing preference for a digital-first approach that still allows customers to … Read more

The Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) has released a new report that looks closely at the rise of attorney advertising and the growing influence of third-party litigation funding (TPLF) on legal trends and insurance. This report, published on May 30, 2025, highlights how these factors are leading to more lawsuits and longer settlement times. According to … Read more

As homelessness continues to rise in the United States, the lack of affordable housing is a major concern. While discussions often focus on funding and zoning, non-profit housing providers are facing another significant hurdle: soaring insurance costs and limited coverage options. Kristina Dorer, an assistant vice president at Woodruff Sawyer, has observed how the insurance … Read more

The Trump administration has taken legal action against Michigan and Hawaii, aiming to prevent these states from suing oil companies for damages related to climate change. This move comes shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court dismissed a Republican effort to block similar lawsuits from several Democratic-led states. The federal government argues that these lawsuits interfere … Read more

Bennett Enterprises Inc., which operates Ralphie’s Sports Eatery in Kenton, Ohio, has agreed to pay $125,000 to settle a lawsuit involving race and disability discrimination. This lawsuit was filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The case centers around a biracial woman who worked as a server at Ralphie’s. She reported a hostile … Read more