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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.

The Only 5 Questions You Need for an Insurance Broker RFP + Common Mistakes to Avoid During the Process

In this year's Cal/OSHA update, our Construction Practice provides a reminder of compliance targets and activity we noted in 2019. Some of these will undoubtedly carry over into 2020. We have also included, once again, OSHA's most frequently cited standards, as well as some key reference material and training resources for your use.

Learn about the first all-electric commercial flight and what a policy and insurance experience might be like for such an aircraft, as well as future aviation inventions.

Heath savings accounts (HSAs) are proving to be a way for many employers and employees to better control health care costs. Learn how to drive greater participation so it's a win-win for employers and employees alike.

What is ransomware and how does it work? Read more for the answer and to learn about the process of reporting, how insurance responds to ransomware claims, and three rules to ease friction with your carrier during a ransomware incident

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) secures new personal information privacy rights for California consumers and regulates the data collection practices of certain businesses, including asset managers.

On January 31, 2020 the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a one-year extension to the transition policy (originally announced November 14, 2013 and extended six times since) for individual and small group health plans that allows issuers to continue policies that do not meet ACA standards. In this alert you'll learn about the background of this extension, the transition relief policy for "grandmothered" plans, and the on-year extension.

The following guidance highlights key questions and considerations that businesses must evaluate in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), such as transmission, OSHA, and cyber risk.

Read more to learn about the D&O liability issues in the world of CBD and how this affects D&O Insurance.

More companies are utilizing R&W insurance on middle-market private equity, strategic, and M&A transactions. Learn more.