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Claims as strategy: How early decisions drive casualty costs up or down
Rising casualty costs are often blamed on forces outside an organization's control, from social inflation and nuclear verdicts to increasingly aggressive plaintiff tactics. While these trends are real, they tell only part of the story. The missing pi …
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DOL proposes updated e-disclosure rule for ERISA group health plans
On July 23, 2026, the DOL’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) published a proposed rule on Electronic Disclosure by Group Health Plans Under ERISA, which seeks to create a new, additional safe harbor for group health plan administrator …
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Cyber Risk Discussion Guide for Boardrooms
Cybersecurity is no longer just a technology issue, it is a boardroom responsibility with direct implications for business resilience, regulatory compliance, financial performance, and stakeholder trust. The Cyber Risk Discussion Guide for Boardrooms …
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LIFE SCIENCES
Global Clinical Trials: Why Insurance Strategy Matters More than Ever
The geography of clinical trials has fundamentally changed. Sponsors are running trials across dozens of countries simultaneously, in pursuit of: Faster enrollment. Lower costs. Patient populations that better reflect the world. But here’s what hasn’ …
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Common crime insurance losses for private equity portfolio companies
Today’s private equity environment puts a premium on speed, scale, and value creation. Those dynamics, while potentially lucrative for private equity firms and their investors, can also increase crime risk for portfolio companies they own. Portfolio …
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New social media litigation risks bring governance and insurance into focus
In March 2026, a California jury ordered Meta and YouTube to pay $6 million to a plaintiff who alleged that childhood use of social media platforms contributed to addiction, anxiety, depression, and other mental health harms. For companies of the def …
