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Pharmacists Face Critical Gaps in Liability Insurance
Insurance Pharmacists Face Critical Gaps in Liability Insurance

For countless pharmacists diligently serving their communities, the annual renewal of their professional liability insurance feels like a routine measure of security, a shield against the unforeseen risks of their practice. This sense of protection, however, is often a dangerous illusion. While

Why Is Utmost Selling Its Pensions Business?
Insurance Why Is Utmost Selling Its Pensions Business?

In a decisive move that signals a significant realignment of corporate strategy within the financial services sector, Utmost Group has reached a landmark agreement to divest its entire Utmost Life and Pensions division. The buyer, JAB Insurance, the Miami-based global insurance arm of JAB Holding

RHOP's Osefos Face Fraud Charges Over Faked Burglary
Risk Management RHOP's Osefos Face Fraud Charges Over Faked Burglary

The glittering world of reality television often presents a carefully curated vision of success and opulence, but for The Real Housewives of Potomac stars Wendy and Eddie Osefo, that image is now at the center of a serious legal battle. The couple is currently facing felony fraud charges amid

FCA Clarifies Rules on Non-Financial Misconduct
Insurance FCA Clarifies Rules on Non-Financial Misconduct

The United Kingdom's financial sector has been given a much-anticipated roadmap for navigating the complex and often contentious territory of non-financial misconduct, with regulators releasing a definitive framework to establish clearer behavioral standards. For years, financial services firms

Zurich Sues DB Insurance Over Primary Defense Duty
Regulatory & Compliance Zurich Sues DB Insurance Over Primary Defense Duty

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

Michigan Court Shifts Timeliness Defense to Arbitrators
Regulatory & Compliance Michigan Court Shifts Timeliness Defense to Arbitrators

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

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