Regulation & Public Policy

Policymakers must thoughtfully position insurance industry capabilities where they can have the greatest impact. Here is a proposal.

COVID-19 is causing headaches but offers an opportunity to improve business systems and compliance practices.

Is it reasonable to assume coverage for a COVID-19-related BII claim in the absence of a virus exclusion? The answer has to be, yes.

Montrose v Admiral affected the principle of known loss and caused insurers to react with “Montrose Exclusion” endorsements.

In an effort to meet the educational needs of financial regulators during these challenging times, the Katie School of Insurance is collaborating with The Institutes Griffith Insurance Education Foundation to deliver a series of 8 non-partisan, non-advocative webinar programs during the month of June.

California is making a mess as courts, the legislature and possibly voters sort out who qualifies as an employee and who as a contractor.

The U.K. insurance law imposes a duty to “pay due regard to the interests” of customers and “treat them fairly.”

We need sound counsel on insurance to help us choose just policies over unsound business practices.