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Quiet periods aren’t legal mandates for quarterly earnings—but they’ve become a cornerstone of disciplined disclosure practice.

The way a workers' comp (WC) claim is handled can significantly affect both outcomes and costs.

In this week’s D&O Notebook, my colleague Walker Newell takes a look at a little-discussed provision of the federal securities laws that caps...

“How much limit should we buy?” This is a perennial question in the world of reps and warranties insurance (RWI). For years, the shorthand answer has been: 10% of enterprise value.

Section 954 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 required the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to issue

Companies have learned, some the hard way, that even standard confidentiality or separation agreements can violate whistleblower protections if they lack explicit carve-outs for reporting to regulators.

Heath savings accounts (HSAs) are proving to be a way for many employers and employees to better control health care costs, thanks to their tax

Effective board members know that staying current is key to upholding their responsibilities to their shareholders. The good news is there are numerous educational opportunities for directors offered in a variety of settings: academic campuses, law firm offices, hotel ballrooms in major cities, and, of course, your personal computer or tablet.

Insurance company sensitivity and the court of public opinion tend to run hand in hand as it relates to highly publicized exposures. PFAS (per- and...

The IRS recently released Notice 2026-5, which provides guidance and answers to common questions related to the expanded availability of health...