News

East

• Tesla Driver Who Hit Two Cars in Connecticut Says He Used Autopilot
• Maryland Resort, Family Settle Lawsuit Over Electric Shock Incident
• U.S. Supreme Court to Decide on Delaware Appointing Judges Based on Political Party

National

• U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Hear Arizona Opioid Claim Against Purdue’s Owners
• U.S. Commercial Insurance Prices Were Up 4% in Q3: WTW
• Safety Groups Argue Curtailing Impaired Driving Requires Moving Beyond Fines, Jail Time
• A.M. Best Weighs In With Stable Commercial Insurance Outlook for 2020
• Uber Gets Mixed Reaction to Public Report on Sex Assaults. Now What?
• Chubb Names North America Commercial Lines Leadership: Rockwell, Williamson, Wells

International

• Brit Launches the First ILS Fund at Lloyd’s
• EU Regulators to Weigh If Antitrust Rules Fit for Today’s Global, Digital Markets
• 5 Dead, Others Missing After Volcano Erupts in New Zealand
• Big Tech May Be Required to Share Customer Data with Financial Firms
• World Health Experts Warn Nipah Virus from Bats Poses ‘Serious Epidemic Potential’
• New Delhi Factory Fire Takes 43 Lives