Litigation

The law falls after more than two decades on the books.

A crackdown on corporate dishonesty, a rise in aviation security incidents and a harder look at air pollution could be in the cards for 2022.

The 10th Cir. joins a growing list of appeals courts siding with Insurers in COVID-19 business interruption cases.

Providing an environment, whether employees are in the office or remote, that is free of harassment should be a top priority.

The employees allege the company required them to stay at work or face discipline, despite warnings that dangerous weather was approaching.

OSHA has extended the original compliance deadline as the rule is being further appealed.

At hand in the case was the theft of gold coins worth more than $1 million in which fraudulent checks were used to scam a dealer.

This decision by the Ohio State Supreme Court could be significant for homeowners and personal auto insurers alike.