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Delaware Governor Meyer and AG Jennings Sign Data Privacy Legislation
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FTC Finalizes Order with Cox Media Group Over AI-Powered Marketing Service
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New Jersey AG Davenport Reaches Settlement with Match Inc. Over Criminal Background Screening Policies
Texas AG Paxton Launches Investigation into TriWest Health Insurance Claim Denials
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Georgia’s Bad Faith Funhouse: Recent Developments in Time-Limited Settlement Demand Law in Georgia
“Void if not presented within 90 days.”
These seven unassuming words were printed on the face of a settlement check that an insurance company issued in response to a plaintiff’s demand. Unfortunately for the insurer, the bank’s imposition of the…
Subrogation and Auto Technologies: Emerging Recovery Opportunities for Property Losses
Subrogated insurance carriers have historically had success achieving recoveries in the automotive industry for property damage or diminution in value involving “conventional” defects, such as a faulty design which make a vehicle susceptible to a fire or improper activation of…
Bad Settlement Decisions Can Be Costly: Nevada Recognizes Excess Carrier Bad-Faith Claims
Introduction
Earlier this year, the Nevada Supreme Court issued a significant decision for insurers, policyholders, and coverage counsel in North River Insurance Company v. James River Insurance Company[1]. In a matter of first impression, the Court held that…
Appeals Court Vacates OSHA’s Mental Illness Reporting Rule
In a recent decision dated July 21, 2026, the Fifth Circuit (which covers Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi) overturned OSHA’s mental illness reporting rule. OSHA’s rule requires employers to report mental illnesses when a qualified professional finds that the illness is…