United States: Insurance Laws and Products

In the latest episode of "Tax Stuff You Should Know," hosts Bob Pluth and Gene Magidenko unpack the CFM Insurance decision, spotlighting the complexities of captive insurance...

Stacking refers to combining coverage limits across one or more insurance policies to increase the total amount available for a single covered loss.

Restaurant and bar insurance premiums are rising due to liability claims, location risk, and coverage limitations.

The Superior Court of Delaware, applying Delaware law, has held that there was a meaningful link between a notice of circumstances and a later claim where the circumstances described in the notice "allege[d] the same underlying conduct" as the later claim.

Transactional risk insurance has become a core feature of modern M&A, particularly in cross-border deals where differing legal traditions, disclosure norms, and risk tolerances can complicate negotiations.

Due to surging interest in cosmetic and wellness treatments, the Medical Spa ("MedSpa") industry is experiencing rapid and dynamic growth.

As 2026 begins, our Regulatory team has mapped the key legal and regulatory developments affecting managers of investment funds (including private equity, private credit, hedge and other alternative funds)...

Effective January 1, 2026, minimum limits for standard auto liability policies increase to $35,000 per person/$70,000 per accident for both liability and UM/UIM coverage...

It is rare for reinsurance disputes to come before the courts as many reinsurance policies provide for disputes to be resolved in confidential arbitrations.