Meet Emily Weiss Schaffer, a 2023 Fine Arts Power Broker, and explore her journey and insights into the world of fine art insurance.

New York legislators aim to join other states in offering pet insurance, with proposed bills focusing on regulatory frameworks and consumer protection.

New York's Department of Financial Services proposes new guidelines to ensure AI and external data in insurance underwriting don't lead to unfair discrimination, emphasizing consumer protection.

Gov. Kathy Hochul's veto of a bill to ban noncompete agreements in New York maintains the status quo, balancing business interests and worker rights.

OpenAI and Microsoft are sued for allegedly using copyrighted nonfiction works to train AI models, including the ChatGPT chatbot, sparking a debate on AI training practices.

A Second Circuit Court ruling supports the New York workers' compensation fund's authority to impose a surcharge on noncash tips for black car drivers.

Bradley Pierre's guilty plea unveils a decade-long, $60-$70 million no-fault auto insurance fraud, involving medical clinics, bribes, and tax evasion in New York and New Jersey.

As the workers' compensation market begins to shift, exploring expert insights and strategies for agents and insureds in navigating these changes in 2024.

At CLM's 2023 Focus Conference, industry professionals delve into the impact of cognitive bias on decision-making, emphasizing the need for awareness and diversity in claims analysis.

AI's growing presence in law and insurance raises questions of reliability and the balance of technology and human judgment.

Federal officials have charged four Minnesota men in a multi- million-dollar scheme to transport stolen catalytic converters to buyers in several states.

Erie Insurance defends its practice of telling agents to use subjective factors when judging a potential customer. Maryland regulators say the company sought to exclude Black and Hispanic people.

In a seminal ruling, Judge Arthur Engoron found that former President Donald Trump and his organization misled financial institutions, including insurance companies, by significantly inflating asset values and misrepresenting his net worth in official documents.

The retired FDNY firefighter Patrick Kilgallen remembers the night well. In late October 2012, the approach of Hurricane Sandy up the US Eastern Seaboard coincided with a spring tide, propelling a surge of storm water that crashed into New York City and its surrounds, causing more than $70bn in damages, mostly from flooding.

Sixteen survivors of a 2022 mass shooting at a Buffalo supermarket filed a lawsuit Tuesday in New York's Erie County Supreme Court against social media companies, the manufacturers of the shooter's weapons and body armor and the shooter's parents.