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This update provides employer guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), including information on health plans, benefits coverage, ADA in the workplace, and family leave.

The ruling is in! For Sciabacucchi, the case argued in front of the Delaware Supreme Court earlier this year, the question was: Does Delaware law permit companies to insert into their charter documents federal choice of forum provisions?

There are cyber risks associated with remote work policies, including bandwidth and connectivity issues, employee access, and phishing, as well as how cyber insurance might respond.

This M&A Insight discusses the gap in coverage between signing and closing and what protections are in place during this interim period.

Read more to learn about what your BTA policy covers, restrictions, and what a pandemic-related travel accident means for your company.

Read more to learn AB5's differentiation between employees and contractors, the ABC test, and the penalties for misclassifying employees and contractors.

For electronic reporting, what will be done with the data and how time consuming will it be to enter? This article elaborates on OSHA's answers and provides action items for how to accurately report to OSHA.

Learn how directors should prepare for or respond to the novel coronavirus, and whether insurance coverage may respond.

In the wake of the novel coronavirus, many companies are faced with facility cleaning and/or interrupted business in some form and are asking, “Does my property policy provide coverage?” While the answer might not be comforting, this insight into the crisis will explain your coverage and clarify what you can do to mitigate your risk.

We shed some light on how the Coronavirus may be viewed in the realm of workers’ compensation, discuss the difference between diagnosed illness and exposure, and more.

When the California legislature passed the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, one of the primary enforcement mechanisms was the private right of action which grants statutory damages to aggrieved consumers under the law. However, California was not the first state to pass privacy legislation with statutory damages built into it.

The vulnerability of the US pharmaceutical supply chain has once again been exposed, this time due to complications from the spreading Coronavirus. Find out what you can do to mitigate your supply chain disruption risk.