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The United Nations estimated 10,100 people remained unaccounted for while an investigation into what caused the collapse of two dams is ongoing.

In addition to ransomware, insureds must contend with social engineering, online scams, state-sponsored attacks and more.

Certified Swifties Ashley Fetyko and Cayce Lynch of Tyson & Mendes say defense lawyers can learn from Swift's embrace of nostalgia, storytelling and vulnerability.

These are 2023 legislative priorities for the Wholesale and Specialty Insurance Association and its members.

Discover how intended 'fixes' may not prevent bad faith litigation and ways to navigate this complex legal terrain.

The country's natural catastrophe insurance pool reportedly has a limit of $275 million in excess of $25 million.

Lawyers will need to consider the ways in which technology tools can improve the way they serve insurers—while also being aware of the risks.

Only 18% of Floridians have flood insurance, according to the Insurance Information Institute.