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Rise of MAHA accelerates UPF litigation risks, challenging food and beverage industry to a …
Since being appointed as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy is on a crusade to Make America Healthy Again, which has come to be known as the MAHA movement. A key component of the secretary's strateg …
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IRS announces benefit plan limits for 2026
The IRS has released the cost-of-living adjusted (COLA) limits for welfare and retirement benefit plans for 2026. These limits, which are updated annually to reflect inflation, impact the maximum tax-favored benefits employers may offer and employees …
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Intellectual Property Insurance: Considerations for Life Science Firms
All Life Science firms operate in a highly innovative and competitive environment. With the potential for significant risks—costly litigation, loss of market access, reputation damage, and missed opportunities—Intellectual Property Insurance should b …
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Real estate & hospitality: Navigating an evolving insurance market
Real estate and hospitality companies continue to face significant and rapid change. Attitudes regarding in-office attendance are evolving, with companies in individual geographies and industries taking varying approaches. Migration patterns are shif …
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Third quarter state law overview: A surge in activity affecting health plan compliance
Over the past quarter, federal and state actions continued to reshape the legal and compliance landscape for health plans in the areas of abortion and gender-affirming care. We have seen a surge in federal agency enforcement, new rulemaking and litig …
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SEC’s new stance on mandatory arbitration alters risk landscape for companies going public
For decades, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) effectively prohibited companies going through IPOs from using mandatory arbitration provisions as a tool to avoid class-action litigation. Recently, the commission announced a new policy that …
