The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision upholds the enforceability of choice-of-law provisions in marine insurance contracts, and is expected to curb forum shopping.
Court holds insurers are not required to cover $90 million in settlements related to shareholder lawsuits stemming from Towers Watson’s merger with Willis
With corporate spending on class action lawsuits hitting $4 billion in 2023, labor and employment-related claims emerge as primary drivers of these cases, according to a Carlton Fields.
United Educators’ 2023 report reveals escalating financial risks in education due to rising liability claims, emphasizing the need for robust risk management.
Speaker JD Keister outlines the liability traps set by time-limit demands, and what attorneys and claims professionals can do to minimize their exposure.
In the case of Federated Insurance Co. v. Summit Pharmacy, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court challenged the state’s method of calculating pharmaceutical costs in workers’ compensation cases.
From shifts in drug costs to state-based workers’ comp system restructuring efforts, these are the trends workers’ comp professionals need to make sure they’re paying attention to.
A coffee spill lands Dunkin’ in hot water, a potential class action against Publix highlights the issue of wage theft, and more stories of legal filings likely to impact the insurance and risk management sector.
The Institutes’ latest affiliation promises to introduce the skills and experience of insurance accounting and systems administration professionals to a much wider audience.