The healthcare industry is navigating a significant transformation due to the No Surprises Act, a legislative milestone poised to redefine the operational landscape for insurers. This crucial act, aimed at protecting patients from unexpected medical billing, has become a formidable force,
In a landscape defined by constant evolution, two states in the United States have taken the lead in reshaping captive insurance—a form of self-insurance for businesses seeking tailored protection. With traditional insurance models facing challenges and limitations, Vermont and Montana present
Simon Glairy, a renowned expert in insurance law and Insurtech, joins us to illuminate the complexities of a recent landmark decision by the South Carolina Supreme Court, with implications for asbestos-related claims and cross-border insurance disputes. With a deep understanding of AI-driven risk
What if the standard paths of healthcare finance took an unexpected turn, leading hospitals into murky waters of legal challenges? Imagine a scenario where a patient, stuck in the intricate web of healthcare systems, faces both medical and legal implications after an accident. Such a case recently
Simon Glairy is a leading authority in insurance and Insurtech, specializing in risk management and AI-driven risk assessment. In today's discussion, Simon shares his insights on the dynamic changes in Florida's property insurance market, the influence of legislative reforms, and forecasts for the
Union Pacific Railroad Company finds itself engulfed in a complex legal quagmire involving the Illinois Mine Subsidence Insurance Fund, as it battles the significant burden of historical mining liabilities. These extended liabilities involve complex legal interactions centered around subrogation
