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COAL TOWNSHIP — A 28-year-old Coal Township man is in Northumberland County Jail after being charged with smashing out a window with his head on a police cruiser Monday afternoon

COAL TOWNSHIP - A 17-year-old male has been charged by Patrolman Michael Menapace with assaulting a female therapist at the Diversified Treatment Alternative Center, 160 Meadowbrook Lane, at about 7

SUNBURY — A Shamokin man was found guilty of aggravated assault Wednesday during a one-day trial in Northumberland County.

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Coal Township, Pa. — A 63-year-old woman allegedly assaulted and threatened to kill police officers after she was removed from the Dollar Tree in Coal Township.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8-- The Insurance Information Institute issued the following news release:. The growing number of costly lawsuits are adversely impacting insurer profitability and their ability to provide coverage, according to panelists who convened last week at the Insurance Information Institute's Joint Industry Forum. Michael Menapace, an Attorney with...

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By Michelle Tuccitto Sullo After Lenny & Joe’s Fish Tale restaurant in New Haven sued its insurance provider for refusing to pay for business losses related to the coronavirus pandemic shutdown, a federal judge dismissed the case within just six months. U.S. District Court Judge Michael Shea in December granted AmGUARD Insurance Co.’s motion to dismiss the case, concluding the restaurant’s insurance policy’s virus exclusion meant any losses due to the pandemic weren’t co...

4 Min Read NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. insurers are strengthening language in policies that cover business losses to protect them from future claims related to the coronavirus pandemic or other widespread illnesses that disrupt operations, industry sources say. FILE PHOTO: People walk past a shuttered restaurant amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, U.S., February 9, 2021. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo New policies and renewals n...

Insurers rewrite business policies after pandemic legal tussles By Alwyn Scott Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. insurers are strengthening language in policies that cover business losses to protect them from future claims related to the coronavirus pandemic or other widespread illnesses that disrupt operations, industry sources say. New policies and renewals now define terms like "communicable disease" or "microorganism" – something existing policies often lacked, and which led to a floo...