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Lobster Fishermen Can Sue Environmental Group for Defamation, Judge Says
A group of lobster fishermen can sue one of the world’s largest seafood watchdog groups for defamation, a federal court has ruled, over a report that described Maine lobster as an unwise choice for consumers. The threat to a rare … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCFPB Drops Lawsuit Against US Banks Over Alleged Fraud on Zelle
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau dismissed another Biden-era lawsuit, this one targeting some of the world’s largest banks for allegedly rushing out a peer-to-peer payment network that then allowed fraud to proliferate. The agency dropped the case against JPMorgan Chase … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCCC Intelligent Solutions Names U.S. Bank’s Welsh President
CCC Intelligent Solutions Inc. has named Tim Welsh president. Welsh will have a lead in marketing-facing functions, helping customers with their digital transformation. Welsh joins CCC from U.S Bank, where he was vice chair, consumer and business banking. Welsh previously … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreSupreme Court Leans Toward Gun Companies’ Bid to Avoid Mexico Lawsuit
U.S. Supreme Court justices signaled sympathy on Tuesday toward a bid by two American gun companies to throw out the Mexican government’s lawsuit accusing them of aiding illegal firearms trafficking to drug cartels and fueling gun violence in the southern … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreTexas Lawsuit Alleges GEICO Raises Premiums Despite Accident Forgiveness Promise
A class action lawsuit filed in Texas alleges GEICO doesn’t abide by its Accident Forgiveness program when a driver with an unblemished record gets into a first, at-fault accident. Texas resident Christopher Cude sued GEICO on Feb. 25, alleging the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNHTSA Closes Probe into Nearly 73,000 GM Hybrids
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Tuesday closed a preliminary evaluation into about 72,926 General Motors hybrid vehicles over concerns related to its battery control module. The probe was opened in 2023 to investigate allegations regarding motive … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreState Farm Stronger as Underwriting Losses Shrink—But Not in California
After reporting a $13 billion underwriting loss in 2022 and $14 billion in 2023, State Farm recorded another underwriting loss last year—but the total for 2024 was less than half of those prior reports. Coming in at just over $6 … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreDouglas Elliman Firm Sued for Allegedly Enabling Alexander Brothers
Real estate firm Douglas Elliman Inc. and its former chief executive officer Howard Lorber were sued by five women who say they were sexually assaulted by the Alexander brothers, as part of a lawsuit against the siblings that accused several … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreWith Unrevealed Previous Injury, Later Claim Cannot be Denied, Georgia Court Says
Defending workers’ compensation claims from employees who have not disclosed previous injuries may have just become a little more complicated for employers and insurance carriers in Georgia. The Georgia Court of Appeals last week found that a long-standing defense against … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreUS Airlines Want Less Helicopter Traffic Near Washington Airport
A group representing U.S. airlines plans to urge federal aviation officials to permanently reduce helicopter traffic around Reagan National Airport outside Washington, D.C., following a January collision by an Army Black Hawk into an American Airlines regional jet that killed … Source: Claims Journal
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