A viral incident involving a USAA insurance adjuster showcases communication challenges and professionalism issues in auto insurance claims, highlighting the role of regulatory oversight and consumer complaint processes.
ATRI's 2025 report reveals rising tort litigation costs and factors influencing truck accident lawsuit outcomes, highlighting impacts on U.S. motor carriers and regulatory challenges.
GAO report reveals significant fraud in Obamacare premium tax credit program. House Budget Chairman Jodey Arrington calls for reforms to improve eligibility checks and prevent misuse of taxpayer funds.
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee reviews bills addressing funding for veterans benefits and healthcare, focusing on VA loan fees and Medicare Advantage reimbursements to reduce duplicative spending and improve care financing.
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Arthur J. Gallagher acquires UK pension administration firm First Actuarial, enhancing its global pension and employee benefits consulting capabilities.
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. schedules an investor presentation on December 16, 2025, outlining business operations and financial outlook with a live webcast and replay access.
Norton Rose Fulbright partners D'Lesli Davis and James Renard have been inducted into the American Board of Trial Advocates, highlighting their expertise in product liability and commercial litigation. This recognition underscores the firm's leadership in insurance-related legal matters and trial advocacy excellence.
Explore the rising Directors and Officers liability risks driven by securities litigation, cyber threats, AI scrutiny, and geopolitical instability, alongside advances in specialized risk control tailored to sector-specific exposures, shaping the evolving U.S. corporate insurance landscape.
The GAO report uncovers widespread fraud in the expanded Obamacare subsidy program, citing inadequate eligibility checks and oversight with significant financial impact on federal healthcare spending.
