Litigation

Eugene R. Anderson, the founding member of the law firm Anderson Kill & Olick, P.C., died Friday from complications from pneumonia. He was 82.

This fall, the pop culture poster child for greed, Gordon Gekko, returns in a sequel to the movie "Wall Street," called "Money Never Sleeps."

Will soft pricing in the directors and officers insurance market continue in light of a second-quarter uptick in 2010 securities suits reported recently?

A buyers' market continues for directors and officers liability insurance, with double-digit price declines now possible for financial institutions and non-financial firms alike.

The majority of the American public is not overly supportive of legislation allowing policyholders to file first-party bad-faith lawsuits, the Insurance Research Council (IRC) said in a new report.

The pace of federal securities class action filings was slower in the 2010 first half than in 2009, with filings on track to decline for a second consecutive year, an economic consulting firm said.

Almost two years after Hurricane Ike nearly wiped out the town of Galveston, Texas, the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association has agreed to pay an estimated $189 million to policyholders whose homes were destroyed by the storm.

This fall, the pop culture poster child for greed, Gordon Gekko, returns in a sequel to the movie "Wall Street," called "Money Never Sleeps."