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Earlier today, a jury in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York found independent insurance producers Michael Binday, James Kergil, and Mark Resnick guilty of mail and wire fraud, and conspiracy to commit those offenses.

What happens when the Expected or Intended Exclusion and the Information Exclusion bump up against a policyholder's suit for breach of contract

Insurance Transaction and Regulatory partner Daniel A. Rabinowitz's article titled "Four Current Regulatory Risks Facing US Insurers" appeared in the March 2021 issue of Financier Worldwide.

The September 2019 Reinsurance Newsletter is now available for your reading pleasure. You may access it on the Squire Patton Boggs website or here.

Both the E.U. and the Trump Administration have now indicated that they will sign the Covered Agreement negotiated by the Obama Administration.

My healthcare litigation colleagues recently blogged about this Eleventh Circuit case on a timeliness issue under the Medicare Secondary Payer Act

The Michigan Supreme Court reversed a lower appellate court's decision and held that statements made during discovery, after a lawsuit for No-Fault benefits...

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners intensified its regulatory focus on artificial intelligence governance, third-party data models, and cybersecurity oversight at its Summer 2026 meeting. Regulators are shifting from principles-based guidance to examination-ready supervisory tools, emphasizing that insurers remain accountable for the technologies and vendors they deploy. The meeting revealed how AI risk evaluation, vendor oversight frameworks, and privacy modernization efforts are convergin

Court cases interpreting title insurance coverage originate in various jurisdictions around the United States and are typically relied on or distinguished readily by other courts that have not faced the same question before.

To say that the insurance market for computer-related perils is in a state of flux is putting it politely.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly transformed from a futuristic concept into an everyday tool for insurance claims professionals and legal practitioners. While AI platforms offer unprecedented capabilities in claims analysis, legal research, and document review, they also present significant risks that demand careful attention. Professionals who want to harness AI’s potential can implement simple practices to mitigate its inherent risks.

Otis Felder (Partner-Los Angeles, CA) has been appointed a Special Master by the Los Angeles Superior Court to assist the LA County...

Peter M. Hughes (Partner-San Diego | San Francisco, CA) was sworn in as President & National Board Representative of the San Diego Chapter of the American Board Of Trial Advocates...

Artificial intelligence is an ongoing professional responsibility and litigation-risk issue for lawyers. The California State Bar recently published new guidance. The core requirements are straightforward: AI may assist lawyers, but it may not displace a lawyer’s ethical duties of competence, diligence, confidentiality, candor, supervision, communication, and compliance with law. With the increasing incidence of sanctions and professional discipline related to the use of AI, it is important to be familiar with, stay up to date on, and to implement the relevant ethics guidance.

Paul Karp (Partner-New York, NY), assisted by Rosa Ruiz (Associate-White Plains, NY) and paralegal Frank Howell (soon to earn his J.D. degree)...

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In late 2025, Figure AI placed its third-generation humanoid robot into homes for alpha testing. The Figure 03 has hands with 16 degrees of freedom...

Michael Lowry (Partner-Las Vegas) and Kevin Brown (Of Counsel-Las Vegas) obtained summary judgment for a resort on the Las Vegas Strip in a case where a guest alleged she was injured...

A federal court applies the century-old Robins Dry Dock rule to dismiss and narrow claims arising from the Baltimore bridge collapse, reinforcing limitations on recovering purely economic losses in maritime law. The decision examines which parties can seek damages when infrastructure failures disrupt commerce and cause financial harm without direct physical injury to property.

Georgia's tort reform legislation comes at an opportune time, as jury verdicts in recent years have been the stuff of records. Georgia was rated the #1 Judicial Hellhole in 2022 and 2023...