Full story in the Los Angeles Times By Summer Lin A car crash on a Southern California freeway last year was a staged wreck to scam a ride-hail driver’s insurance company, authorities said Monday. On Nov. 23, 2024, a group of suspects ordered a ride-hail car that took them onto the 215 Freeway in San…

Full story in Florida Today By Cheri Hoffman As a small business owner, I’ve spent decades working with other entrepreneurs who pour their hearts, savings, and time into building a profitable business that gives back to their community. Through my business — the Shore Update, a community publication mailed to more than 20,000 homes in…

ATLANTA – State Farm auto customers in Georgia have seen an average rate reduction of more than 10% in the last year, according to the state insurance commissioner. Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King announced November 19 his office has approved State Farm’s latest auto rate filing that will see an additional 3%…

Read the full piece in the Wall Street Journal By the WSJ Editorial Board Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s litigation reforms are starting to pay off for the state’s citizens in a big way. Auto and home insurers are announcing rate cuts—and get this—even issuing rebates. State Farm said recently it will reduce auto rates in the Sunshine…

Full story in Florida Politics By Jeff Nelson For too long, Florida families paid the price for a broken legal system that rewarded lawsuit abuse over fairness. Billboard lawyers turned our courts into profit centers, driving up costs for homeowners and drivers alike. Premiums soared, insurers left the state, and everyday Floridians were left footing…

In 1984, a Michigan man donned his Halloween costume – a sheep – and headed to a party with his wife Little Bo Peep. But when he flippantly lit a cigarette, he went up in flames.

Full story in DC Journal By Lauren Zelt All eyes are on Virginia and New Jersey as we await the results of the November elections there and what those results tell us about next year’s midterm races.  Federal candidates nationwide are campaigning for the 2026 election, and many voters are looking to their elected officials…

Full story in Law.com By Alex Anteau Georgia has long been near the top of the nation’s Judicial Hellhole rankings, and now, even some personal injury lawyers are starting to have enough. On Friday, PI attorney, Darl Champion, of the Champion Firm, announced that he was resigning as chair of the State Bar of Georgia’s Committee on…

Full story in Legal Newsline By Chris Dickerson Trial lawyers are waging lawfare against President Donald Trump, and America’s business leaders by exploiting loopholes in an unregulated system while driving up costs for every family. In 2022 alone, excessive litigation drained $529 billion from the U.S. economy — the equivalent of $4,207 per household. ……

Full story in QNS By Eduardo Giraldo Most New Yorkers don’t think twice about car insurance – until the renewal bill lands. But for small-business owners across the Downstate region, including New York City, Long Island, and the Northern suburbs, skyrocketing premiums have quietly created an economic crisis that is choking commercial activity. The ability…