Analyzes two recent cyber insurance subrogation cases and provides insights on how insurers can manage escalating cyber losses.
Proposes the use of an insurance industry-wide AI database for detecting insurance fraud. Discusses benefits and obstacles to such an AI database’s creation and use. Presents example of its utility in uncovering concealment and fraud.
Discusses lawsuit abuse concerns highlighted in the American Transportation Research Institute’s 2025 survey of critical issues in the trucking industry; analyzes the status of three strategies for addressing those issues.
Outlines key steps employers should take to protect their liability both before any incidents occur and after an employee makes a workers’ compensation claim.
Analyzes Illinois appellate court ruling affirming two-year statute of limitations on claims against an estate, with the mandatory time for filing a claim continuing to run even if no formal probate estate is opened within the two years.
Briefly discusses effects of 2022 Supreme Court ruling that bars emotional distress damages under Title IX, including data showing a decline in number of complaints filed since the decision.
Analyzes an Illinois trial court decision that held a subcontractor liable for breach of contract but in which the jury returned damages of only $1 due to insufficient evidence of the amount of damages.
Explores what parametric insurance is, how it works, and some of its limitations and opportunities.
Summarizes Seventh Circuit ruling in Zambrano v. City of Joliet, which clarifies that a police officer’s false report only triggers Fourteenth Amendment liability if there's sufficient evidence the officer knew the statement was false.
Analyzes an appellate court decision affirming that when a party to a declaratory judgment action repeatedly ignores requests for documents and court orders, a district court may issue a dispositive sanction and summary judgment.
