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Workers’ Compensation Coverage: Financial Gaps After Line of Duty Injuries

Rear view of an Hispanic police officer standing outdoors at night in front of two police vehicles with their lights on. He is a young man, in his 20s.

Injured officers can face long-term financial challenges because workers’ compensation and employer-provided benefits do not always cover the full scope of expenses tied to a serious injury.

New York Officials Signal Higher For-Hire Vehicle Insurance Rates Over Next Three Years

New York City, USA - March 5, 2016: Uber car service with sign in car window is waiting to pickup passengers on 6th Avenue in Manhattan, NY.

As part of remedial measures implemented earlier this year, policy rates are expected to increase by approximately 25% on a weighted average basis over the next three years, according to individuals familiar with the plans.

Deadly Shooting at Brown University

Providence, United States - August 9, 2014: A closed gate is seen outside the entrance to the Front Green on the campus of Brown University along Prospect Street. Brown University, a private Ivy League university that was founded in 1764, is the 7th oldest institution of higher learning in the United States and currently has over 8,000 enrolled students.

As of Monday, officials said they are still searching for the gunman and have not announced any arrests or identified a motive.