News

East

• New York Contractors Arrested in Workers’ Compensation Fraud Scheme
• Vermont Officials Assess Spring Flood Damage
• Some Connecticut Condo Associations Can Seek Crumbling Foundation Help

National

• AIG Settles Another Claim Against Cosby, Who Again Blasts Insurer
• FAA Board Says Boeing 737 Max Software Fix Won’t Require Added Training
• Investors Sue Lyft, Alleging IPO ‘Overhyped’
• Driving in Georgia While Sitting in California; Remote Control Beats Autonomy
• States Warn of DNA Testing Fraudsters Stealing Personal Information
• Facebook Opposes Release of Privacy Reports Used to Settle Litigation
• Catastrophe Insurer Palomar Announces IPO Pricing, Shares Rise 1st Day of Trading

International

• Tsunami-Wrecked Fukushima Nuclear Plant Begins Fuel Removal in Melted Reactor
• Munich Re Syndicate Singapore Partners with Lloyd’s Coverholder Nectar Specialty Risk
• New Crop of Satellites Will Identify Biggest Contributors to Climate Change
• Canopius Signs Agreement to Purchase AmTrust at Lloyd’s
• Everest Insurance Ireland Opens UK Branch
• 30 Central Banks, Minus U.S., Call for More Green Financing, Better Climate Risk Assessment
• Insurance Adjuster Reports 90% of Notre Dame Cathedral Treasure Saved from Fire