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The Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") published a new webpage that explains that it is allowing firms to defer individuals' uncompleted continuing professional development ("CPD")

On June 22, 2022, via the Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association, the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) released its "Telehealth and Substance Use Disorder Services...

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to disrupt markets and industries globally, businesses face significant internal and external challenges with how to identify and plan for issues caused by the outbreak.

As Illinois employers ponder their futures amid the COVID-19 crisis, many are trying to determine whether some form of reducing employees' hours is the solution.

There is no question that COVID-19 has strained all aspects of life in the United States, including the housing and mortgage industries.

In the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, countless policyholders made insurance claims with their carriers based on the closure or interruption of their businesses.

HHS's most recent guidance specifies the deadlines within which health care providers must use and report on Provider Relief Fund payments...

California federal magistrate judge rules that a virus exclusion* in a business owner's policy precludes coverage for an insured's claim for lost income due to COVID-19 closure orders directed at "non-essential businesses."

In an opinion that is the first of its kind in the California appellate courts, the Second District Court of Appeal, Division 7, has ruled that certain COVID-19-related business losses may be covered by business-interruption insurance (BII) policy provisions.

On April 3, 2020, the Chancellor announced the introduction of the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CLBILS) to be made available to UK businesses.

The insurance industry is bracing itself for the large number of claims arising out of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Depending on the...

While the weather is cooling down, plans for summer camps are heating up.

How Are Insurers And Policyholders Faring in COVID-19 Business Interruption Coverage Litigation?

The United States Supreme Court recently held that a defendant's subjective belief is always relevant to the False Claims Act's scienter element, regardless of what an objectively reasonable...

As different parts of the country adjust to Coronavirus outbreaks of varying degrees of intensity, government agencies and courts are issuing revised operating procedures.

Below is a list of resources detailing responses to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) by New York state and New York federal courts, alternative dispute resolution forums, and certain regulators.

This report provides a snapshot of the US Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day's press releases.