Search
Filter
-
Can and Should you Indemnify your In-house Counsel?
When it comes to indemnification agreements for in-house counsel, an interesting question arises given the ethical duties of attorneys.
-
Pandemic Influenza Risk Management for Employers
The attached report gives a comprehensive overview of pandemic influenza, and the effects it could have on the workforce and a company's bottom line.
-
10b5-1 Trading Plans: The Next Stock Option Backdating Scandal?
Could abuses of 10b5-1 trading plans become the next corporate governance scandal?
-
The Rest of the Story: Directors and Officers Coverage for Independents (Insurance Journal, May 2007)
The large out-of-pocket payments made by independent directors of publicly traded firms are enough to make any board member nervous, not to mention their insurance brokers.
-
Six Ways to Protect Independent Directors (Boardroom Briefings: The D&O Issue, March 2007)
The second anniversary of the historic out-of-pocket payments by the independent directors of WorldCom and Enron is a good time to re-examine conventional wisdom.
-
Terrorism Risk Insurance Extension Act of 2005 (TRIEA)On Friday, December 16, 2005, House and Senate negotiators completed a deal to extend the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) through 2007. TRIA, passed by Congress in November 2002, created a three-year program in which the federal government would share in the cost of a foreign terrorist attack that produced at least $5 million in insured losses, was deemed a "certified act" by certain government officials, and met certain other requirements.View Insight
-
The Options Scandal and the D&O Insurance ResponseThe director and officer liability insurance industry was as surprised as everyone else by the recent options backdating scandal. D&O carriers had never previously considered improper option accounting, and therefore few, if any, D&O policies contained explicit provisions addressing options backdating.View Insight
-
Option Granting Best Practices: Avoiding the Sins of the Past
The recent options backdating scandal has been instructive on a number of fronts.
-
FEHA Implications on Workers' Compensation CasesThere is little doubt that many of us are applauding the changes of the recent workers comp reform and its positive effect on the California business community. Be aware however, California Workers Compensation Applicant Attorneys are now increasingly turning their attention toward employment exposures that they have historically ignored.View Insight
-
Cyber Insurance Trends Looking Ahead to 2025
Join our experts as they explore pricing and retention trends, examine insurers’ responses to evolving risks, and discuss hot topics in cyber insurance that could impact your business.