A retired NFL player’s claim for cumulative injury is denied under California’s tightened workers’ comp rules for out-of-state athletes, highlighting key jurisdictional limits.

Rearview camera failures in 2022-2025 Tundra and Sequoia trucks raise crash risk, prompting a free dealership fix.

Georgia state investigators have filed 38 new charges in an ongoing criminal case involving a funeral home that was previously evicted in late 2024.

A new WTW survey signals a fundamental transformation in the reputational risk profile for transportation companies, shifting away from traditional safety concerns and toward mounting environmental and cybersecurity threats.

A man in his 30s died after becoming unresponsive on the Stardust Racers ride at Universal’s Epic Universe. The attraction remains closed amid an ongoing investigation.

Food recalls can escalate into costly crises without proper planning. Learn how supply chain mapping, business continuity, and mock drills can make or break your response.

From high-limit liability to cyber protection and paparazzi risks, insuring a celebrity wedding like Swift and Kelce’s involves complex underwriting and custom coverage.

A helium tank injury led to a legal fight between Dollar Tree and its insurer. The case shows how coverage exclusions and unclear contracts can leave businesses exposed.

In Florida construction-defect cases, subcontractors’ carriers often face inflated demands from builders. Strategic defense can limit exposure to excessive defense cost claims.

Cancer misdiagnosis leads the way as office-based diagnostic errors drive high indemnity payouts, highlighting systemic flaws in evaluation, testing, and follow-up processes.

Early, transparent discussions about defense counsel selection during policy placement can prevent costly litigation conflicts and bad faith allegations down the line.

Insurers, tech companies, and businesses must securely share data and align strategies to manage AI risks, prevent losses, and support responsible innovation.

As AI transforms industries and increases systemic risk, insurers are racing to develop policies for algorithmic failures, liability questions, and regulatory compliance.

A Miami jury found Tesla partially responsible for a 2019 crash involving its Autopilot feature, awarding over $240 million in damages to the victims and their families.

As cyber insurers push pre-approved vendors, companies face rising premiums or the risk of losing trusted partners—forcing a deeper evaluation of vendor ecosystems.