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City fire officials have released their 2022 Holiday Guide listing fire safety tips for the use and decoration of Christmas trees, Menorahs, wreaths and other holiday ornaments. Fire officials suggest that you follow these tips when decorating your home, inside or out, during the holiday season: Keep matches and candles away from children. When opening

Factory Mutual Insurance asked the D.C. Court of Appeals to not consider if COVID droplets can cause damage in a lawsuit GW filed.

Rhode Island-based Factory Mutual Insurance Co. properly handled the firing of a long-time employee who claimed his axing in 2018 was due to age

The University questioned the D.C. Court of Appeals about whether the presence of COVID-19 droplets can cause “physical loss or damage” last week.

AeSolutions, a consulting, engineering, and systems integration company that provides industrial process safety and automation products and services,...

Update Provides a Migration Path for Existing FGS 1400 InstallationsGREENVILLE, S.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#ICS--aeSolutions, a consulting, engineering, and systems integration company that provides industrial process safety and automation products and services, today announced the release of an update to its FGS 1400 M...

3x3 foam concentrate to achieve a full complement of hardware and sprinkler listings, including UL-listed non-aspirated sprinklers.CLAYTON, Mo., O...

In Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta, 2022 WL 2334307 (US 2022), the Supreme Court addressed the General Crimes Act, 18 U.S.C. 1152, which, "[e]xcept as otherwise expressly provided by law,"...

A Texas-based power company said Factory Mutual Insurance Co. refused to pay more than $16 million in damage and lost business income it suffered when a generator became inoperable for several months and accused the insurer of 'Monday morning quarterbacking' for nitpicking the company's repair decisions.

A California federal judge on Thursday refused to trim Live Nation Inc.'s COVID-19 business interruption suit against Factory Mutual Insurance Co., saying the complaint sufficiently alleges infectious droplets of COVID-19 are physical objects that could alter the property they land on.