Recent Insurance Industry News

Meta, States Have Discussed Settling Teen Social Media Case

• Ex-Meta Staffer Says 99% of Teens Shunned Early Safety Tool

• Chronic Traumatic Brain Damage Widespread in Former NFL Athletes

• JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley Fight Suits Over Role in Buyout Deals

• Produce Supplier Taylor Farms Frequently Fails to Submit Annual Injury Reports: Reuters

• Nuclear Verdicts Go Boom, Increase 40.7% in 2025

Russia’s Escalating Hybrid Attacks Put Europeans in a Bind

• Legal & General Says Meta Isn’t Doing Enough to Keep AI Clean

• World Inches Toward Catastrophic Climate Events: ‘Bigger Shocks Are On the Way’

• Iran, Oman Push Talks for ‘Interim’ Reopening of Hormuz

• Japan’s Tokio Marine Eyes Insurer Suncorp as Preferred Takeover Target, FT Reports

• China’s Hackers Use DeepSeek for Attacks, Researchers Say

NJ High Court Removes National Boys and Girls Club From Child Sex Abuse Case

• Boston Scientific Hit by Cyberattack, Global Operations Affected

• King Risk Partners Expands in New York With Norton and Siegel

• Willis Towers Watson Accuses Lockton of ‘Smash and Grab’ of Construction Team

• Judge Approves $117.5 Million Settlement in ‘Complex’ Comcast Data Breach Case

• Harvard to Pay $53 Million Settlement Over Body Parts Sold by Former Morgue Manager

Freestone Acquires Illinois-Based 360 Benefits

• People Moves: Alacrity Solutions Promotes Boyd to COO

• Missouri Contractor Sentenced for Fraud Scheme

• Alfalfa Sprouts Linked to Food Poisoning in Minnesota and Wisconsin

• Wisconsin Food Manufacturer Cited After Worker Fatalities

• Thousands in Indiana Still Without Power After Deadly Storms

SpaceX Plans $100 Billion Louisiana Site in Post-IPO Growth Push

• Inszone Acquires Oklahoma’s Harris Insurance Services

• Texas Oil Industry Running Out of Space to Dispose Wastewater

• People Moves: TDI Names Kranes as Deputy Commissioner of Strategy and Performance

• Texas Court Slashes $50M Judgment Against Alex Jones

• AM Best Upgrades Credit Ratings of Arkansas’ Kinsale

Comments Due Soon on What Goes on WV Surplus Lines Export List

• Kentucky High Court Recalculates Employer Attorney Fees, Recovery in Subrogation

• How One Florida Gas Station Worker Allegedly Defrauded Progressive of $44,700

• NCCI Recommends Another Workers’ Comp Rate Cut for Florida

• New Ways Florida Is Adapting to Growing Threats From Sea Level and Storms

• Jury Says NYTimes Defamed Alabama Basketball Player, Awards $9.5M

California Lawmakers to Oppose Limits on Insurance Fire Claims

• Agents Alliance Opposes California FAIR Plan Commission Reductions

• Firefighters Make Gains on Nevada Wildfire That’s Destroyed 30 Homes

• Los Angeles Faces Days of 100F Heat as Southwest Fire Risk Grows

• People Moves: Alliant Adds Johnson as Northwest Employee Benefits Team VP

• California Cancels Talks With Paramount Over Warner Bros Merger, NYT Reports