With cyber threats escalating, the cyber insurance market is poised for significant growth, underscoring the urgent need for advanced risk management solutions.

As AI integrates with heavy trucking, navigating legal claims and safety standards becomes complex, requiring industry-wide collaboration and regulatory insight.

The Alabama Supreme Court's recent ruling broadens the scope of COVID-19 immunity for healthcare providers, even in cases indirectly related to the pandemic.

A Pennsylvania jury awards a historic $2.2 billion to a former Roundup user in a landmark verdict against Bayer AG's Monsanto unit over cancer claims.

Eric B. Dick, a Houston plaintiffs' attorney, is ordered to pay over $100,000 for filing baseless lawsuits against Standard Casualty Co., marking his second major sanction in three months for similar actions.

In response to the recent Cruise robotaxi incident, General Motors acknowledges leadership failures and discontinues the Request for Assistance tool, aiming to regain trust and compliance in autonomous vehicle operations.

A new report emphasizes the urgent need for community facilities like schools and churches to be ready as shelters during severe weather events, highlighting the potential impacts on services and community trust.

A US appeals court overturns a lower court's dismissal, reviving Mexico's lawsuit against American gun manufacturers for allegedly facilitating arms trafficking to cartels.

Law enforcement examines the role of social media in exacerbating Jackson, Mississippi's water system crisis amid a cold snap.

ProShield, a new offering by Liberty Mutual, streamlines Directors & Officers and other liability coverages for private companies and non-profits, with Brent Tan appointed as Senior Director.

In a significant ruling, the Georgia Supreme Court emphasizes sovereign immunity as a key jurisdictional issue in Bray v. Watkins, impacting future legal proceedings.

Connecticut's new law now includes all employees under workers' compensation for PTSD, expanding benefits previously reserved for first responders.

A deaf truck driver was awarded $335,682 by a federal judge following a successful discrimination lawsuit against Werner Enterprises and Drivers Management, LLC.

In a key decision, the Illinois Appellate Court ruled that insurance companies are not required to defend in a lawsuit involving the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), marking a significant legal development.

The Ohio Supreme Court's recent decision affirms that the statute of repose for medical claims encompasses wrongful death claims, impacting medical malpractice litigation.