State Farm has reported paying out $2.5 billion for the Los Angeles wildfires in January, more than double what the carrier reported paying out weeks earlier. “As of March 28, we’ve received more than 12,300 total claims related to the fires and have paid over $2.5 billion to our customers,” State Farm said in a … Read more
As covered by WMAR, partner Andy Freeman testified in the Maryland House Judiciary Committee on March 26 against HB1378, a proposed amendment to the Child Victims Act that would make it harder for survivors to recover damages for abuse they suffered in state juvenile detention facilities and would reduce the amount they could recover. Based … Read more
At Inszone Insurance Services, we are proud to celebrate our team members who dedicate their time and hearts to meaningful community causes. Casi McAllister, one of our valued employees, recently exemplified this commitment through her volunteer work at the Special Olympics Washington State Games, held February 27–28, 2025. Special Olympics Washington has been empowering athletes … Read more
(From left) Door County YMCA Xcel Silver gymnasts Taiya Couperus, Milana Reifsnyder, Adela Cordua-Stenzel, Maisie Kelnhofer, Genevieve Gigstead, Jessa Varney, Emma Higginbotham, Louisa Grenfell, Peyton Watermelon, Annabel Smullen, Hailey Clark, Piper Delarwelle, Jackson Varney and Cosette Orrick pose for pictures on the podium after placing first as a team at last weekend’s YMCA state tournament … Read more
The directors adopted more of a colorful 1990s aesthetic than the haunting art that originally inspired their film. While some fans of Stålenhag’s work expressed disappointment at this artistic choice, the artist himself had nothing but praise. “When you paint or draw something, you can do anything,” Stålenhag has said. ‘There are no constraints other … Read more