Gain insights into what the recently announced vaccine mandates mean for employers and how clients can keep track of changing guidelines.

The Cannabis Insurance Coverage Specialist will prepare insurance professionals for an emerging growth industry.

When faking a theft in hopes of getting your car repaired backfires.

This Claims Magazine Column discusses common misunderstandings of insurance by policyholders.

When a maintenance item is left unattended it can lead to further damage, such as when a tree is allowed to continue growing out of a downspout.

There are very few instances where an employer can outright demand that an employee submit to an invasive medical procedure. Front-line workers and those involved in public health come to mind, however, there are few other examples.

"Mr. Lawton is a devout and practicing Messianic Jew, who sincerely believes that ... the Holy Spirit resides in his body, and that taking the vaccine will offend and otherwise harm the Holy Spirit," the suit says.

The public or livery exclusion on the PAP raises many questions. This article discusses the exclusion, court cases that have interpreted the exclusion, and concerns about the exclusion raised by insureds and insurers.

The Second Circuit has reversed a district court's decision dismissing a lawsuit filed by dozens of insurance companies against a Saudi bank alleging its "specific intent to further terrorism in the United States" in connection with the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States.

More than 240 members of the NYPD have died of 9/11-related illnesses — more than 10 times the number of police officers who died in the attack.