Reputational and Credit Risks are keen in banking, but those are not the only risks bedeviling the sector.

When a worker dies while driving a company truck to work, the court is asked to decide if the going and coming rule bars his wife from claiming benefits.

Emotion and trust play a big role in how a jury rules in personal injury and liability cases.

The use of drones in the public sector is expanding rapidly. From heat mapping to dispersing medication to investigating noise complaints, the benefits and the risks are tangible.

U.S. Bus Charter & Limo Inc. sent advertisement text messages to potential customers, violating TCPA laws. Now, its insurer faces $50 million in settlement fees.

Two workers who helped clean up the BP oil spill in 2010 will still be able to pursue legal action despite a filing snafu.

National Casualty Company will not be responsible for the more than $18 million settlement between Fulton County and its attorneys who claimed pay disparity.

The casualty market could see increasing aggregation risk as more courts find a way around the exclusive remedy provision.  

An expensive loss and court battle hinge on the boundaries of a broker’s obligations to insureds.

Legal questions arise over who will be held responsible if a robot causes harm to people or property.

Verizon Communications was awarded defense costs in excess of $40 million after years-long battle over securities claim litigation.

Learn the importance of creating a logical control framework for managing regulatory compliance and other topics.

The latest workers’ comp court decisions on cannabis reimbursement, safety criteria in hiring practices, attorney fees, interstate claims and more.

Opioids were supposed to help. Instead, their addictive power harmed many, and calls for accountability are broadening.

Obfuscatory means ‘intended to conceal the truth by confusion.’ Have you read your insurance policy’s obfuscatory language?

Europe’s updated data protection rules, the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR, become effective May 25 and could presage tougher regulation in other parts of the world.

In this Q&A, a multinational risk expert discusses key exposures many mid-sized U.S. companies overlook when structuring multinational coverage.

An insurance executive shares how foreign companies can overcome the unique challenges facing an expansion into the U.S.

A block of driving time split between personal and professional errands creates confusion about whether injuries occurred in the course and scope of employment.

Is a remote operator legally a master? New technology confounds old terms.