News

East

• Berkshire Hathaway’s Applied Underwriters Settles Workers’ Comp Dispute with New York
• Investigation Uncovers Widespread Fraud in the New York City Towing Industry
• Hartford InsurTech Hub Opens Applications for Accelerator Program’s Third Year
• New Hampshire Committee to Consider Tough Water Standards for Chemicals
• Scholarship Organization Forms in Maine to Assist Children of Injured Workers

National

• Google to Pay $11 Million to Settle Age Bias Employment Claims
• Chamber Legal Study Says Private Suits Over Privacy Don’t Help Consumers
• Senate Vows to Vote This Week on Sept. 11 Victims Fund
• Berkshire Hathaway GUARD Expands Commercial Auto into Delaware, Kentucky, D.C.
• Going to Monte Carlo for the Rendezvous? What’s It Like?
• Judge Permits Short-Term Health Plans in Blow to Obamacare Supporters
• Nuclear Industry Looks to Save Money Under Reduced U.S. Safety Oversight
• Expert Outlines 5 School Insurance Liability Issues to Watch
• Judge Supports Reducing $2 Billion Damages in Bayer Roundup Glyphosate Case

International

• Going to Monte Carlo for the Rendezvous? What’s It Like?
• Regulatory Issues Causing Ping An-Backed Lufax to Exit P2P Lending: Reuters
• Concern Over Pig Virus Prompts Philippines to Ban German Pork
• Germany’s Merkel Says UK Should Be Given More Time for Brexit If Needed
• U.K. Networks Could Become Less Secure if Huawei Is Banned, MPs Say
• Catalina Holdings Appoints Ryland from Armour as Chief Executive of Catalina UK