In Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Doe, 609 U.S. ___ (2026), the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal courts can’t create new causes of action ...

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Andrew Lustigman and Barry Greenbaum Publish Article in Corporate Compliance Insights on Substantiating AI ClaimsAndrew Lustigman, Chair of Olshan's ...

After a hurricane or other storm that causes wind damage, insurance companies often dispute the scope of damage and underestimate the cost of ...

The call comes at 2 AM. Your building's on fire. Or you open Monday morning to discover you've been robbed over the weekend. Or a customer slips on your icy ...

In this week’s Week in Review: the UK’s House of Lords proposed a ban on gambling ads, a filing in the NYT’s lawsuit against OpenAI says execs at the ...

The SNP Westminster leader fears next month could see a ‘Westminster budget of cuts and tax rises’ from Labour.

A high-performing employee starts taking sick days, misses deadlines they would normally meet and becomes visibly exhausted in meetings. The ...

I get calls from insureds all the time who are concerned that because their insurance carrier is “non-admitted” in California, the carrier somehow gets ...

Key Points The California Supreme Court unanimously held in Fox Paine & Company, LLC v. Twin City Fire Insurance Company that insureds may seek ...