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Regulators and industry representatives who have been grappling with new rules concerning Indexed Universal Life Insurance illustrations for the past year came together in person on March 26 at the Life Actuarial Task Force.

A new trend in the provision and financing of health care is the forming of health carriers by health systems and provider groups.

In June 2015, we reported that while four states had issued formal bulletins and memoranda prohibiting the practice of price optimization by property and casualty insurers...

“Look before you leap” is old, but good advice. These days, it certainly applies to lenders who are dealing with a wide range of hotel, resort, timeshare, fractional, branded residential and mixed-use projects that are in trouble, or might be described as having reached the category referred to as “failed.”

Earlier this month, Mintz Levin’s Housing Practice Group issued an advisory regarding an Appeals Court decision that potentially undermined Chapter 40B by keeping alive an abutter group’s original appeal of a comprehensive permit to construct subsidized housing even though that permit had been later modified by the Housing Appeals Committee (HAC) and the same abutters group had filed a separate appeal of the modified permit.

Like all good things, the era of redevelopment agencies has ended.

On Tuesday, the City Council Public Safety and Streets & Services Committees heard testimony from Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) officials about ongoing efforts to investigate and prosecute individuals involved in recent illegal car meetups.

This week, Mayor Cherelle Parker unveiled the new Riverview Wellness Village in Northeast Philadelphia, a key part of her administration's strategy to address open-air drug markets...

Explore Ankura's latest insights spanning corporate disputes, data center development, tariff litigation, cybersecurity threats, and healthcare transactions. Discover how valuation expertise shapes high-stakes litigation outcomes, technical due diligence de-risks major infrastructure investments, and evolving malware campaigns challenge organizational security postures.

Not long ago, corporate coffers were flush with cash and activist shareholders were insisting that companies distribute cash rather than retain it to fund growth or future operations. Today, cash is precious.

In 2026, the global Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and sustainability landscape continues to shift and evolve. Similar to prior years, businesses can expect to navigate fragmented...

I wear two hats right now. As an attorney at Lowenstein Sandler, I spend my days – among other things –helping founders prepare for investor due diligence. As the founder of Fansmit, I’m currently living through that same process myself, raising a pre-seed round.

In this edition of Matters That Matter, we honor the many lawyers who have dedicated their time to important pro bono causes.

It's hard to believe a decade has passed since we delivered our first edition of Pro Te: Solutio to your door. Those years have brought enormous changes in the world and in our industry.

The automotive industry stands at a critical crossroads as decades of globalization give way to a new era of regionalization, driven by geopolitical tensions and China's aggressive expansion into global markets. With Chinese automakers projected to export nearly 10 million vehicles in 2026 and capture 17% of Europe's market share by 2031, traditional manufacturers face mounting pressure to adapt their strategies while navigating the transition from software-defined to AI-defined vehicles. As the U.S. enters

Womble Carlyle's Economic Development Digest aggregates news, opportunities and legislation impacting business in the United States.

The Charlotte Lesbian and Gay Fund celebrated 10 years of The Happening, the Fund's annual fundraiser luncheon, and Womble Carlyle once again was there.