Regulatory & Compliance

With us today is Simon Glairy, a leading voice in risk management whose work at the intersection of insurance and technology is reshaping how the industry quantifies emerging threats. As the United States amasses its largest military force in the Middle East since 2003, we'll be exploring how this

The broad, sweeping price hikes that defined the recent hard market are giving way to a more sophisticated and enduring strategy where profitability is meticulously engineered through underwriting discipline. This fundamental shift from cyclical opportunism to strategic precision is reshaping the

From Simple Claim to Federal Case: The Dispute Unpacked A seemingly minor clerical error involving a European date format has catapulted a Texas contractor and its insurer into a high-stakes federal lawsuit, illuminating the severe financial and legal consequences of a simple misreading. The case

The intricate language of an insurance policy can often seem like a dense web of legalese, but a recent federal court decision from the Southern District of New York powerfully demonstrates that a single, precisely defined word can be the linchpin in a multi-million-dollar dispute. In a case that

In the high-stakes world of New York City construction, where complex projects involve numerous contractors and subcontractors, the web of insurance coverage is designed to be a critical safety net, yet a recent federal lawsuit highlights what happens when that net appears to tear. Westchester

In a pivotal ruling with far-reaching implications for technology vendors and the insurance industry, the Delaware Supreme Court has revived a lawsuit brought by insurers against Blackbaud, Inc. This decision allows the insurers to continue their legal fight to recover more than $2.1 million paid