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Legal Roundup: Social Security Fraud, Gig Worker-Status in Seattle and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

Legal Roundup: Johnson & Johnson in Court (Again), COVID-19 Worker Safety Cases Rising and More

5 Workers’ Comp Litigation Considerations Employers Should Review Before a Claim Heads to Court

Illinois Is the Latest to Add COVID-19 Workers’ Comp Presumptions; What Will that Mean for Employers?

Legal Roundup: Racial Discrimination Claims Rising, Tuna Brand Accused of Price-Fixing and More

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Legal Roundup: Social Security Fraud, Gig Worker-Status in Seattle and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

Legal Roundup: Johnson & Johnson in Court (Again), COVID-19 Worker Safety Cases Rising and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

5 Workers’ Comp Litigation Considerations Employers Should Review Before a Claim Heads to Court

A panel at the 2020 CLM Workers’ Compensation and Retail Restaurant and Hospitality Conference dove into the trends they’re seeing in workers’ comp litigation.

Illinois Is the Latest to Add COVID-19 Workers’ Comp Presumptions; What Will that Mean for Employers?

Illinois joins the growing list of states with legislative amendments that extend workers’ compensation protections to certain classes of employees who contract COVID-19. 

Legal Roundup: Racial Discrimination Claims Rising, Tuna Brand Accused of Price-Fixing and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

A D&O Hard Market? A 2020 Analysis from Gallagher’s Phil Norton: Part One

The D&O market has been hardening since the spring of 2019. As we’ve entered into 2020, that trend has not slowed as new factors come into play.

Insurance for Wrongful Murder Conviction Questioned in Court

When a man is wrongfully convicted for the murder of his wife, he sues the county that imprisoned him. The court must decide if the county’s insurer is on the hook for defense fees.

Legal Roundup: Amazon’s Workers Claim ‘Poor’ COVID Response, USA Swimming Faces Sexual Abuse Case and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

Legal Roundup: Supreme Court Handles Pension Mismanagement Case, Fortnite Dance Moves Are on the Line and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

COVID-19’s Top Legal and Regulatory Pitfalls for Workers’ Comp — What to Watch Out For

As businesses reopen and workers’ comp compensability laws proliferate, employers have their hands full staying in compliance with a myriad of rules for keeping workers safe.`

Court Rules Professional Liability Policy Partially Covers Doctor’s Misdeeds

The court must decide if a professional liability policy will cover a doctor accused of sexual misconduct.

Supreme Court Sides with Insurers in $12 Billion Affordable Care Act Deficit Dispute

The Supreme Court sides with health insurers, ruling the federal government did indeed owe the $12 billion deficit to the carriers.

Legal Roundup: Social Media Giants Face Bias Suits, Cop Gets Another Chance at Workers’ Comp and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

Legal Roundup: McDonald’s Lack of PPE Lands Them in Court, FedEx Agrees to Settle EEOC Suit and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

Legal Roundup: Wisconsin Court Overturns Stay-at-Home, Funeral Home Faces Mutilation Charge and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry.

A Pandemic Insurance Backstop Needs to Happen. We’re Looking at You, Congress

As the economic effects of COVID-19 rage on, many business interruption losses won’t be covered, threatening insurers with grueling litigation for years to come.

Legal Roundup: Court Overturns Michael Jackson Case, Businesses Sue Over Stay-at-Home and More

The latest court decisions involving risk management and the insurance industry. 

Court Rules Insurer on the Hook for Underlying Damages for Wrongful Conviction Suit

When a man wrongfully convicted was finally exonerated, he sued the county and police officers who put him behind bars. The county turned to its insurer for damages.

Business Interruption Litigation Rolls in Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Business interruption claims a-plenty are rolling in after the novel coronavirus effectively shut down many non-essential businesses in the U.S.

Legal Roundup: Baseball Faces Suits Over Ticket Refunds, Clean Water Act Loophole Rejected and More

The latest court decisions impacting risk management and the insurance industry.

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