The Diocese of Rockville Centre is navigating a complex legal landscape as it seeks to resolve numerous Child Victims Act lawsuits through Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The primary objective is to protect the Diocese, its 136 parishes, and schools while ensuring equitable compensation for the victims and
The recent wildfires that have ravaged parts of Los Angeles have left behind a trail of destruction, affecting thousands of homes and businesses and causing unprecedented financial losses. As the flames continue to burn, the urgency for both businesses and homeowners to prepare and file insurance
California's scenic beauty is accompanied by the constant threat of wildfires, which can wreak havoc on homes and lives. For homeowners in the state, the aftermath of a wildfire is a time of significant emotional and financial strain. Navigating the insurance claims process adds another level of
Medicare, a federal health insurance program primarily serving individuals aged 65 and older as well as certain younger people with disabilities, could potentially save $7.7 billion by aligning payments to Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) for swing-bed services with the fee-for-service (FFS)
The appraisal process in Minnesota has long been a cornerstone in resolving disputes over the value of insured property losses, focusing primarily on determining the cause of damage and the cost of repairs while leaving coverage issues to the courts. Recent judicial shifts have spurred a crucial
On January 3, 2025, the Delaware Superior Court delivered a significant ruling regarding the "bump-up" exclusion in Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance policies. The case involved Harman International Industries and Illinois National Insurance Company, centering on whether the exclusion applied
