News for November 2024

• Containment Increases on California Fire That Has Destroyed 168 Structures
• Chipotle Shareholders Sue Over Fallout From Skimping on Portion Sizes
• FTX Sues Binance, Ex-CEO Zhao Seeking $1.8 Billion Clawback
• Spain’s Devastating Floods Will Cost Insurers Over $3.8 Billion
• Hawaiian Electric Removes Going Concern Doubts After Q3 Loss and Wildfire Settlement
• Toyota Executive Lashes Out at US Regulations Promoting EV Sales
• Meta’s Zuckerberg Not Liable in Lawsuits Over Social Media Harm to Children
• The Rise of US Battery Energy Storage Systems and The Insurance Implications
• US Judge Narrows Investor Lawsuit Against Rio Tinto Over Mongolian Mine
• Hurricanes Linked to Higher Death Rates Years After Occurrence
• Spain’s Hurricane Katrina Moment Saw Officials Ignoring Warnings
• Sedgwick Names Buhl President of Casualty
• Bahamas Raises Alarm on Lack of Cash to Survive Fast-Warming World
• Climate, Geopolitical Conflict and Cyber Risks Top Concerns in Latest AXA Survey
• CNN Must Face Project Veritas’ Defamation Lawsuit, US Appeals Court Rules
• Louis Bacon’s $203 Million Court Win Against Peter Nygard Tossed
• NHC: Rafael is West of Florida Keys and Weakened as it Heads to Southern Gulf
• German Auto Supplier Seeks Approval for Buses Without Steering Wheels on US Roads
• Volkswagen Recalling 114,000 US Vehicles Over Airbag Concern, NHTSA Says
• FTC Sues Fintech App Dave Over Misleading $500 Cash Advance Ads
• CLARA Analytics Names Wong CFO
• Danone Wins Dismissal of Evian Microplastics Lawsuit in Chicago
• US Supreme Court Mulls Facebook Bid to Escape Securities Fraud Suit
• High Winds in Southern California Drive Two Blazes
• Bad Weather Sinks Philippine Farm Output to Worst Since 2020
• UnitedHealth Emails Reveal Tension Over Cuts to Doctor Pay
• How Trump’s Second Administration Affects Business: Musk, Tariffs And More
• Hurricane Rafael Menaces Florida Keys on Path to US Gulf
• NOAA Confirms It Has Been a Busy Weather Year
• Study of 130K Claims Finds Back Injuries Were The Restaurant Industry’s Most Expensive
• Hawaiian Electric Finalizes $2 Billion Maui Fire Settlement
• Canada Arrests Man Suspected of Hacks of Snowflake Customers
• Shein, Temu Gear up for 2026 Trial Over Copyright and Competition Claims
• Spain Risks $11.5 Billion Flood Damage Bill, PM Says
• Universal Music Sues Believe for $500M Over Copyright Infringement Claims
• Facebook, Nvidia Ask US Supreme Court to Spare Them From Securities Fraud Suits
• Survey Shows Most US Households Lack Full Insurance on Valuables
• JPMorgan Chase Settles Five Enforcement Cases, to Pay $151M
• 60,000 Wawa Tumblers Recalled Because Metal Straws Can Cut Customers
• Agency Closes Probe into 411,000 Ford Vehicles Due to Loss of Power
• Spain’s Deadly Storms Move North to Cause Chaos in Catalonia
• KBRA Says Florida Insurers Will Weather Helene and Milton; Cat Fund Can Handle Payouts
• Malibu Retrofit at $300,000 Shows Limits of Wildfire-Prepping
• PepsiCo Beats New York State’s ‘Predatory’ Lawsuit Over Plastics Pollution
• Lithium-Ion Batteries Finally Reaching Adolescence
• Insurer Not Liable if Bank Improperly Cashes Insurance Check, Appeals Court Finds
• Citadel Securities’ Trade Secrets Suit Proceeds Against Portofino
• Meta Loses Bid to Appeal UK Class Action Over Data, Could be Liable for up to $3.2B
• Analysis Shows Wider Florida Flooding From Milton: 185,000 Buildings Hit
• Abbott, Reckitt Score First Victory in Baby Formula Trial
• Sony Sues CBS Over ‘Dismal’ Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune Revenue
• Crawford & Company Launches Insurtech Turvi
• Purdue Pharma Nears New Bankruptcy Deal With Sacklers, Mediator Says
• Los Angeles County Sues PepsiCo and Coca-Cola Over Plastic Pollution
• J.D. Power: Auto Insurance Repair Cycle Times Improve, but Price Increases Take a Toll

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