Regulation & Public Policy

Stunning tapes underscore the risk that remains in our financial system -- and the need for 'interactive finance.'

What makes lawyers sue Company A, but not Company B, when both have had the stock price drop because of a development that relates to earlier disclosures?

An EEOC suit challenges companies' right to use agreements to keep employers from filing charges or cooperating with investigations.

The author, the Republican candidate for insurance commissioner in 2014, sees numerous risks, especially for health insurance.

Provisions commonly used in settlements with terminated employees are being seen as gag orders and are now open to challenge.

Among the issues not addressed by the 2016 ballot proposition is how to handle the state's highly complex workers' comp system.

Insurance is seen as the evil step sister, but what if it took over five mainstream magazines? Just imagine the impact if Playboy became Playsafe.

Your humble blogger is a defense attorney, but attorneys for workers' comp applicants are in no way shocked by my reasoning.