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It is important for a board to implement board-level reporting and monitoring systems to fulfill its fiduciary duty of loyalty, following a Delaware Supreme Court decision, Marchand v. Barnhill et al.

Explore the benefits and impact of genetic testing on employers and employees, including information on how to manage costs through data utilization, as well as a discussion about possible problems, including false positives and discrimination.

Since 2010, Woodruff Sawyer has been the leader among insurance brokers for California IPOs, covering the market with 298 IPOs and a sizable 34% market share—more than the next 3 brokers combined.

This update addresses the confusion around hauling select agents and toxins and the two groupings of substances that you should be aware of.

This edition of the D&O Notebook discusses the litigation landscape reset caused by the Cyan decision and what companies can do to deal with the rise in Section 11 litigation.

This insight discuses the current state of prescription drug costs, and addresses possible solutions, from legislation to prescription benefit managers.

In this compliance alert you will find an overview of the FAQ, information on the non-enforcement policy, and insight into the impact on employers.

Woodruff Sawyer's Ravi Krishnan discusses the two distinct areas where he sees technology potentially impacting the market most, as well as the five emerging technologies that will enable the growth and adoption of InsurTech.

This edition discusses the recent Business Roundtable declaration on ESG-related issues, the definition of ESG, a PwC report with helpful examples, and some thoughts on the broader topic of “sustainable investing.”

In this guest edition, Scott Goettelman breaks down how, thanks to the recent Solera opinion, appraisal rights now fall under the definition of a covered Securities Claim in a public company D&O insurance policy.

Until recently, we hadn't seen a securities class action suit related to a cyber stumble-induced business interruption problem. Enter FedEx.