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In the wake of recent lawsuits, cyber insurance policies now look to exclude claims for breaches caused by a failure of security maintenance. But how do you ensure you're meeting the maintenance standards per your coverage policy?

Priya Huskins is on the scene at the Delaware Supreme Court hearing the case argued against the 2018 Sciabacucchi v. Salzberg decision. These are her insights.

The House and Senate has agreed to a bipartisan legislative package of spending bills to avoid a government shutdown. This package of bills is collectively referred to as the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2020 (the "Act").

OSHA mandates employers ensure machinery in their plants is properly guarded. This Property and Casualty Insight discusses the standards and how you can meet requirements and manage your risk.

The D&O Notebook is going on holiday. Before leaving, I will leave you with our holiday reading list of guides for what directors and officers can expect, plan for, and do in 2020.

Tis the season...for hackers to try to steal employees’ W-2 information. Beware of requests for employee W-2s, even if they seem to be from an executive, as they can be used to file fraudulent tax returns and collect on behalf of unsuspecting employees. Here's what to do to prepare your organization or if you've mistakenly released personal W-2 information.

Proxy advisory services have been largely unregulated, but that is changing. New SEC guidance outlines expectations for proxy advisory firms and investment advisors on giving voting advice and voting responsibly.

Cyber security threats are now creeping into something you’d least expect: medical devices that wirelessly connect to an external source. Embedded software designed to communicate with healthcare providers could be a security risk, and is receiving scrutiny from the FDA. We discuss the details and the insurance considerations to mitigate your risk.

Here you will learn about some of the major sources of liability in senior housing and what you can do to address them.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released Notice 2019-63, which extends the deadline for furnishing 2019 Forms 1095-B and 1095-C to individuals from January 31, 2020 to March 2, 2020. In this compliance alert, you'll receive details on the new timeline and the new good-faith penalty relief policies for employers.