South Carolina Permits Depreciation of Labor When Calculating ACV
The issue of whether labor can be depreciated when a property policy does not define the term “actual cash value” (“ACV”) has been resolved in South Carolina.
Alisha McFarland
Pressure Beyond Limits
Have you ever considered what would happen if, instead of increasing the internal pressure of a pipe or 55-gallon drum, you decreased the internal pressure such that a vacuum (i.e., negative pressure) existed?
The AIDS Trojan and Father of the Ransomware
This first ransomware virus, now known as the PC Cyborg virus or the AIDS Trojan, was distributed to a mailing list of 20,000 doctors and AIDS researchers.
Managing Unplanned Events in Healthcare Facilities
The disasters of 2020 will likely live in infamy for decades to come. There were 22 disaster events last year that caused, at a minimum $1 billion in damage. The total count for those 22 disasters? $95 billion and 261 people dead. If that cost and death toll seems low, it’s because it is. The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic are still being counted. While many industries suffered throughout 2020, healthcare has shouldered a continuous burden.
P&ID’s, If You Please – Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams Explained
When investigating an industrial incident, one piece of information I always ask for is the relevant P&ID’s for the process. P&ID stands for Piping and Instrumentation Diagram and is defined as “A schematic diagram of the relationship between instruments, controllers, piping, and system equipment.” The information from the P&ID’s covering the vessel or vessels involved in an incident can be very useful.