News

East

• Transit Worker Can Be Compensated, Cannot Sue Employer for Assault Injuries
• World Insurance Associates Acquires Virginia’s Tucker Insurance Service
• Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Acquires North Star Insurance Services, North Star Marine
• Car-Sharing Firm Turo Plans Partial Return to New York After 7-Year Insurance Dispute

National

• Millennials, Women ‘Sandwiched’ as COVID-19 Shifts Caregiving Responsibilities
• Justice Department Charges Facebook With Hiring Bias Against U.S. Workers
• SEC Fines Cheesecake Factory for Misleading Disclosures About COVID Financial Impact
• Women’s Team Settles With U.S. Soccer Federation Over Work Conditions
• Inspector General Urges Mine Safety Agency to Tighten Silica Dust Rules for Miners
• Insuring Cannabis Summit: Insurance Expert Unpacks Green Wave Election
• IBM Warns COVID Vaccine ‘Cold Chain’ Process Has Been Targeted by Hackers

International

• Brexit Trade Talks at ‘Very Difficult Point’ as Clock Ticks to Year-End Deadline
• Victor Insurance Appoints Former RSA Executive Turner as International Head of Marine
• Momentum Is Building for Pre-Flight COVID-19 Airport Testing
• Germany Extends $37B Backstop for Credit Insurers to Keep Pandemic Trade Flowing
• Central American Storms in 2020 Preview What’s Ahead with Climate Change: Experts
• Cyclone Burevi Weakens After Bringing Heavy Rain to Southern India