The big pharmacies in the U.S. are next in line for opioid crisis scrutiny as more and more states sue responsible parties.

When one company is sued by a former employee, the court is tasked with deciding which insurance policy will pay out.

A 2020 suit filed by an Amazon employee claiming worker discrimination has recently been dismissed.

This is the story of how a family gate-making business from Kentucky turned into a D&O legal debacle. 

Amazon to pay $2.25 million and cease “Sold by Amazon” operations after Washington state AG files antitrust suit accusing the online retailer of price fixing.

Where will environmental risks take us in 2022? The repercussions will breed both legal consequences and a lot of social change.

Uber is hit with a $63 million negligence suit after a passenger was left permanently disabled after a car accident.

Tennessee 12th Circuit Court awards $9.4 million to Cracker Barrel patron who was served chemicals in place of water.

Sixteen private universities and colleges are being sued amid a financial aid price-fixing scheme.

With third-party litigation funding reaching $17 billion in 2021, companies and their insurers are likely to see an uptick in social inflation in the years to come.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is found guilty on four counts: three for wire fraud and one for conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

The latest court filings and cases that will have an impact on the risk management and insurance industry.

Walmart is being hit with a lawsuit after being accused of illegally dumping various hazardous waste materials.

From COVID-19 compensability disputes to whether marijuana is reimbursable, here are four litigation trends shaping workers’ comp.

The band ABBA files a trademark infringement suit on Abba Mania, a British cover band currently performing ABBA songs.

At Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum, a panel discussed runaway litigation and how it is affecting the industry.

Actor Kevin Spacey’s sexual harassment suit ends in a $31 million settlement awarded to studio MRC.

New Jersey’s Third Circuit Court of Appeals says AT&T employee can sue for wrongful termination even though she was not fired.

Seattle DA seeks $38B from opioid distributors, and the first suit following the fatal shooting on the “Rust” movie set alleges negligence.

To kick-off Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum CEO Sean Kevelighan discussed the top issues insurers and risk managers should be watching next year.