Why Do DisastersKeep “Surprising” Us?A Resilience Culture Would Aid Preparation
Texas in recent days has become the latest poster child for government failure to prepare for catastrophe.
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What Is Social Inflation? What Can InsurersDo About It?
A recent study by the Geneva Association on the topic of “social inflation” addresses the challenges of defining and quantifying the phenomenon.
COVID-19-Related Litigation: A Snapshot
At a recent webinar hosted by the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA), Cary Silverman, a partner at the law firm of Shook, Hardy & Bacon, presen
Victimized Twice? Firms Paying Cyber Ransom Could Face U.S. Penalties
Recent advisories from two U.S.
Complex employment law environment can be a minefield for small businesses
The recent wave of new employment laws in the United States is great news for employees, broadening their rights in the workplace.
