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A fertilizer company has been fined over $394,000 after a tragic incident led to the death of a worker at their facility. The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries issued the fine to Two Rivers Terminal LLC following the death of 56-year-old Viktor Voloshin at their Pasco site. The incident occurred on June 7, … Read more

Authorities in Arizona are looking into a tragic crash that took the lives of four people and left two others in critical condition. The accident involved several tractor-trailers and cars on a highway near Tonopah, about 50 miles west of Phoenix. The crash happened Saturday afternoon and resulted in a fiery scene, with seven vehicles … Read more

A Texas man has filed a class action lawsuit against GEICO, claiming the insurance company is not following its own Accident Forgiveness policy. Christopher Cude, a resident of Texas, initiated the legal action on February 25, after his wife was involved in a minor accident in October 2024. Despite having an unblemished driving record and … Read more

Homeowner associations (HOAs) are essential in managing millions of housing units across the United States. They take care of shared spaces and enforce community rules, but with these responsibilities come risks. Without proper insurance, HOAs can face significant financial challenges from lawsuits, property damage, or fraud. Typically, an HOA will buy insurance to protect the … Read more

Kraken, the well-known cryptocurrency exchange, announced that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has agreed to drop its lawsuit against the company. This decision marks a significant shift in the SEC’s approach, as it has recently dismissed several legal actions against various crypto firms. In a blog post, Kraken stated that there will be … Read more

The New Hampshire Supreme Court recently ruled that adding a dependent to an existing workers’ compensation death benefits claim is not a separate claim and has no time limit for doing so. This decision came after Maia Beh, the widow of Gilbert Menke, appealed a ruling from the New Hampshire Compensation Appeals Board (CAB) that … Read more

Shooting Incident at SAIF CEO’s Home Raises Concerns in Oregon On February 21, 2025, the tranquil community of Lake Oswego, Oregon, was shaken by an alarming incident involving the home of Chip Terhune, the CEO of SAIF Corporation, Oregon’s largest workers’ compensation insurer. Reports indicate that shots were fired into Terhune’s residence during the early … Read more

Understanding ECM Theft: Prevention Strategies for Fleet Owners In recent years, the rise in Electronic Control Module (ECM) theft has become a pressing concern for fleet owners across the United States. A notable incident occurred in late 2022 when thieves made off with 13 ECM units from a fleet of commercial trucks in Chicago, resulting … Read more

Washington State Senate Bill 5589: A Deep Dive into Insurance Rating Factors The Washington State Legislature is currently reviewing a significant piece of legislation known as Senate Bill 5589. This bill aims to investigate the impact of various insurance rating factors, particularly focusing on credit history and credit-based insurance scores. Introduced by Insurance Commissioner Patty … Read more

California Homecare Provider Fined $2.3 Million for Misclassification of Caregivers In a landmark decision, the California Labor Commissioner’s Office (LCO) has imposed a hefty fine of $2.3 million on Amity In-Home Care Services Inc. for misclassifying caregivers as independent contractors. This ruling marks the first enforcement action under Assembly Bill 594, a new law that … Read more