Regulatory & Compliance

In a landscape dominated by discussions of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, it is the centuries-old legal contract that continues to define the most significant risks for technology companies and their insurers. Despite the dizzying pace of technological innovation, the core

The Widening Chasm: A New Generation of Farmers Meets an Old World of Insurance A dangerous disconnect is growing in America’s heartland, a gap not of soil or crop yield, but of risk and understanding. As a new, tech-savvy generation of farmers takes the helm, they are inheriting more than just

The seismic shift in the retirement risk transfer landscape is vividly illustrated by the recent definitive agreement for JAB Insurance to acquire Utmost Group’s UK Life and Pensions business, a transaction that signals intensifying dynamism in the sector. As defined benefit pension schemes

As the deadline for filing legislation approaches, the initial flurry of over one hundred proposed bills offers a compelling preview of the political landscape and policy debates that will define Oklahoma's 2026 legislative session. While these early measures represent just a fraction of the

A seemingly ordinary slip-and-fall on a restaurant stairway has ignited a complex legal firestorm between two insurance behemoths, pulling back the curtain on the high-stakes blame game that erupts when intricate contracts and overlapping liability policies collide in court. The federal lawsuit

A recent Michigan Court of Appeals ruling has fundamentally altered the landscape for resolving aged insurance claims, establishing that the authority to decide whether a claim is too old to proceed belongs to an arbitrator, not a judge. In a decision that reversed a lower court's judgment in a