Certified Swifties Ashley Fetyko and Cayce Lynch of Tyson & Mendes say defense lawyers can learn from Swift's embrace of nostalgia, storytelling and vulnerability.

Bob Tyson, the strategic managing partner of Tyson & Mendes and author of a book about defense tactics to fend off nuclear verdicts, discusses his new software venture aimed at helping insurance companies flag cases with potential high-dollar exposure.

Alexia Cruz, the claim general counsel at Travelers, predicts analytics will be 'instrumental' in identifying cases that could yield large verdicts.

". . . When you write umbrella policies for gun makers, you are underwriting the risk of a mass shooting."

The decision is a blow to insurers who have relied on the so-called "genuine dispute" doctrine to knock out bad faith claims pretrial.

In a potentially ominous note for gig companies, Calif. officials have vowed to ensure gig workers are properly classified under state law.

Rarely are these many deaths attributed directly to a company, making this a rare case, one criminal law expert said.

The settlement also requires the company to make "public and internal statements" expressing its commitment to diverse hiring.