Triple-I Blog | New Triple-I Issue Brief Puts the Spotlight on Georgia’s Insurance Affordability Crisis – Go Health Pro

Triple-I Blog | New Triple-I Issue Brief Puts the Spotlight on Georgia’s Insurance Affordability Crisis – Go Health Pro

Insurance affordability in Georgia is dwindling as claim frequency and insurer costs soar, according to the latest issue brief from Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I), Trends and Insights: Georgia Insurance Affordability.   Given the state’s below-average income vs. above-average insurance expenditures, Georgia ranks 42nd on the list of affordable states for homeowners insurance and 47th (plummeting from … Read more

DOL and DHS issue new guidance on H-2A farmworkers – Go Health Pro

DOL and DHS issue new guidance on H-2A farmworkers – Go Health Pro

                  The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has updated its guidance for H-2A visa applications in light of current legal challenges to the Farmworker Protection Rule (FPR), while the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has adopted a new final rule that gives H-2A workers more flexibility … Read more

GUEST ESSAY: President Biden’s cybersecurity executive order is an issue of national security – Go Health Pro

GUEST ESSAY: President Biden’s cybersecurity executive order is an issue of national security – Go Health Pro

By Jonathan Gill President Biden’s detailed executive order relating to cybersecurity is great to see. Biden’s order reflects the importance of cybersecurity at the highest levels – it is an issue of national security and should be treated as such. One of the big themes coming out of the order is the need to implement … Read more

Galapagos Capital pre-authorised for structure to issue ILS in Brazil – Go Health Pro

Galapagos Capital pre-authorised for structure to issue ILS in Brazil – Go Health Pro

Galapagos Capital, a global investment company headquartered in Brazil that offers a range of investment management, banking and financial services, has received pre-authorisation from the insurance regulator SUSEP to establish an issuer of Letra de Risco de Seguro (Insurance Risk Letters), which are Brazil’s own type of insurance-linked securities (ILS).Galapagos Capital aims to become the … Read more

In This Issue – Reviews – EJIL: Talk! – Go Health Pro

In This Issue – Reviews – EJIL: Talk! – Go Health Pro

This issue of the Journal features four regular reviews, and the second batch of contributions to our (ongoing) Hague Academy Centenary Symposium.

Two of the reviews focus on aspects of international environmental law in a broad sense. In their enriching review of Gabrielle Hecht’s Residual Governance: How South Africa Foretells Planetary FuturesTracy-Lynn Field and Michael Hennessy Picard point us to major problems resulting from wastes of gold and uranium mining. Hecht’s work captures these as a problem of residual governance; as the reviewers note, it ‘does not offer easy solutions but rather stays with the rubble of racial capitalism’. Jelena Bäumler‘s review centres on a topic that has entered the international law mainstream, climate change litigation. She is impressed with the ‘world map of climate change litigation’ presented in Climate Change Litigation: Global Perspectives (edited by Ivano Alogna, Christine Bakker, and Jean-Pierre Gauci), but felt the book could have offered more ‘guidance on the factors that account for the failure or success of climate change litigation’ in its very diverse contexts.

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