Judy Greenwald is a Senior Reporter at Business Insurance. She specializes in employment practices and professional risks, with a keen focus on topics such as Cyber Crime, InsurTech, and the insurance landscape in both New York and Wyoming. Judy's insights and reporting have been featured in Business Insurance.
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Judy Greenwald's coverage primarily focuses on legal and compliance issues within the insurance industry, including legal cases, business operations, and settlements. She also covers stories related to employment discrimination.
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Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. sued two former employees on Thursday, contending they worked as “double agents” for another brokerage one of them set up.
By: Judy Greenwald
Two plaintiffs are suing Acrisure LLC in putative class-action lawsuits in connection with a data breach that occurred over a nearly two-month period beginning in December 2022.
By: Judy Greenwald
A federal appeals court on Thursday affirmed a lower court ruling in favor of an RLI Group Inc. unit, in a case where a hotel allegedly twice tried to get coverage for roof damage caused by wear and tear, which is excluded by the insurance policy.
Chubb Ltd. units must defend the Archdiocese of New York in hundreds of sex abuse claims filed against it based upon its coverage’s plain language, a New York court ruled Friday.
A federal appeals court Friday reinstated an age discrimination lawsuit filed by a former food distribution company warehouse supervisor who, after years of positive performance reviews, was replaced with a new hire 11 years his junior.
By: Judy Greenwald
In a ruling that will determine coverage for a hospital’s storm-related water damage, a federal appeals court is asking Massachusetts’ high court to define “surface waters” in property policies.
By: Judy Greenwald
Rite Aid Corp. will be prohibited from using facial recognition technology for surveillance purposes for five years to settle Federal Trade Commission charges the retailer did not implement “reasonable” procedures and prevent consumer harm in using the technology in hundreds of stores, the agency said Tuesday.
Ryan Specialty LLC said Thursday it has agreed to buy Castel Underwriting Agencies Ltd., a London-based managing general underwriting platform, from Arch Financial Holdings (UK) and minority shareholders.
A thwarted cyberattack on a Pennsylvania water authority in November that was attributed to an Iran-aligned cyber group unit should serve as a warning to utilities throughout the United States, cyber experts say.
Artificial intelligence is being explored as a tool by corporate cybersecurity experts and cybercriminals.
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