Regulation & Public Policy

Congress tried to eliminate abuses in the formation of small captives but failed -- and may have made the problem worse.

Drawing on Bentham's panopticon, regulators may go "meta" -- using predictive analytics to monitor insurers' predictive analytics.

Conventional wisdom says regulators stifle innovation. The Iowa insurance commissioner explains how things look from his seat.

While the world of class action suits has been stable for decades, a paradigm shift is coming, and it will change D&O insurance.

Government investigators are stepping up efforts to prosecute non-physicians for billing Medicare for services supposedly by physicians.

The economics of securities class action defense need fundamental reform -- and D&O insurance has a major role to play.

Employers now face a Catch 22 on background checks: Don't check, and risk employee fraud, or check, and possibly face an EEOC lawsuit.

Kentucky court joins trend affirming that untimely notice is enough reason to deny coverage and can't be trumped by other issues.