Aston Martin single-seater is a one-off track car built for a US billionaire
Images of an extreme Aston Martin single-seater prototype popped up on the internet earlier this week. The car, which looked…
Month: April 2026
Costs Associated with Data Centers and Other Large Load Facilitie
Several proposed bills targeting data centers have been proposed in the 2026 session of the Oklahoma State Legislature. Most of…
How Heffernan’s CIO is using AI to redesign broker workflows
An internal AI committee of roughly 25 employees also helps evaluate new tools. Even with strong technology, however, adoption often…
Update on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act Refunds
In a previous alert, we reported that the U.S. Supreme Court had found President Donald Trump’s tariffs issued under the International…
Can AI save the insurance industry from its talent crisis?
For insurance carriers that have spent years struggling to hire and retain workers in exactly these roles, that finding cuts…
EPA Publishes Updated Drinking Water Contaminant List
EPA Publishes Updated Drinking Water Contaminant List Source link
Uber and lawyers clash over New York insurance reforms
Debate over premium cuts divides insurers, lawyers, and lawmakers Source link
Why High-Earning Professionals Need Own-Occupation Disability Ins
For high-earning professionals with years of education, training, and dedication behind them, the ability to exercise their specialized skills and…
Inside the COO playbook | Insurance Business
Abbie Taylor, COO of Fortegra, was recently named among this year’s Elite Women in insurance. In this interview she explains…
Court Rejects Red Robin Arbitration Clause in TCPA Case
Hi, TCPAWorld! I’m Kelly Sandberg—the newest law clerk at Troutman Amin, LLP—and this is my first blog on TCPAWorld! A great way…
Triple-I study flags gaps in insurers’ cyber preparedness
The report, Cybersecurity for Insurers: Squaring Safety with Service, examines internal cybersecurity practices across property/casualty insurers and finds that while…
Miranda Protections in School Settings Addressed in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court recently clarified student questioning conducted by school resource officers in schools may constitute “custodial interrogation” requiring Miranda warnings,…