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Bluewire, a first-of-its-kind AI software-as-a-service (SaaS) company, aims to arm motor carriers and their insurers with data to help counter false narratives that lead to damaged reputations and potentially massive punitive damages in lawsuits.
The newly launched company believes that those narratives and the negative public image they create contribute heavily to nuclear verdicts those commonly exceeding $10 million against trucking companies.
Recently, such verdicts have been on the rise. In a study, the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) found that from 2006 to 2019, verdicts of over $10 million almost doubled. In addition, verdicts of over $1 million grew from 26 in 2006-2010 to 265 in 2015-2019.
In the Moment, May 5, 2021 Show 1042. Laura Edwards is the SDSU Extension State Climatologist. She joins to discuss the U.S. Climate Normal Report and its
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Dr. Jill Kruse previews Thursday s On Call with the Prairie Doc®. We talk about what the health of your eyes can tell you about your overall health.
Dakota Political Junkies Tom Dempster and Mike Card discuss the resignation of Maggie Seidel and Tony Venhuizenn, Title IX, and legislation with unintended consequences.
South Dakotan Dean Pennel explains the economic, community, and personal toll of a sawmill closure in Hill City,
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February 26, 2021 Show 997.
We take a closer look at Crossover Day. What does it mean? Why does it matter?
House lawmakers have filed articles of impeachment against the Attorney General, Mike Card explains how impeachment works in South Dakota.
Delta David Gier joins us to discuss what s nex for the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra.
Eliza Blue brings us a Postcard from the Prairie.
Finally, we end the week with some Poetry from Studio 47.
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