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Tougher privacy regulations in states such as California are laying groundwork for a possible wave of expensive class actions that the cyber market will have to contend with, panelists said at a conference on Thursday...
The law aims to end persistent lapses in National Flood Insurance Program coverage...
Lloyd’s underwriters battling TD Bank over a C$300mn ($225.8mn) claim related to Florida’s biggest Ponzi scheme are demanding access to records for bank accounts used in the fraud...
The first insurance business transfer in the US should be finalised in Oklahoma by the autumn, the state’s insurance commissioner told The Insurance Insider...
The number of securities class action lawsuits is at a record high in the US and causing damage to companies and small investors, according to new research from Chubb...
US congresswoman Maxine Waters is calling for bi-partisan support of a new law which would lead to a long-term reauthorisation of the National Flood Insurance Program...
Three former Guy Carpenter executives who defected to Lockton Re are asking a judge to dismiss most of a lawsuit filed against them by Marsh & McLennan...
As we high-five our way into the “Culture” issue of Insider Quarterly, readers could be forgiven for having a degree of cynicism at the back of their minds when it comes to...
A trio of former Guy Carpenter executives who were sued by Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC) after leaving for rival Lockton Re said they are...
The UK government has begun its review of the insurance premium tax (IPT) with a call for evidence...
