News

East

• OSHA Proposes Nearly $1.8M in Fines After Roofer’s Death in Maine
• Maryland’s Frederick Mutual Promotes Showalter to Vice President
• Official Says Pilot Who Crashed Helicopter in NYC Radioed He Was Lost

National

• PURE Programs Expands High Value Homeowners Coverage into 5 New States
• Drugmakers Sue to Halt Rule on Prices in TV Ads
• Nobody Seems to Know Why Hail Storm Losses Suddenly Began Rising in 2008
• Plaintiffs Suing Drug Firms Propose Opioid Settlement to Involve Every U.S. County, Municipality
• Workplace Mass Shootings Are Rare But Still a Worry to Americans
• Uber, Lyft Appeal for Deal on Driver Status as Independent Contractors
• Rebranded Crime App Aims for ‘People-Powered Public Safety Net’
• El Niño Conditions Likely to Continue Through Summer

International

• AGCS Appoints Kadow as Global Head of Marine; Fadden Named Global Head of Aviation
• El Niño Conditions Likely to Continue Through Summer
• Threat of No-Deal Brexit Isn’t Likely to Win EU Concessions: UK Business Chief
• Insurers Appoint Dutch Marine Engineer to Salvage Oil Tankers in Gulf of Oman
• China ‘Should Focus’ on Financial Market Reforms, Rather Than Punishing U.S. Firms
• Canada Expands Credit Insurance for Canola Exporters as China Dispute Continues
• Swiss Re’s UK Unit, ReAssure, Gets Ready for IPO in July
• Insurance Rates for Crude Oil Tankers to Jump After Gulf Attacks