This year was billed as “the year of elections” due to the number of major elections taking place across the world. Michael Cox writes that while many of these elections have been turbulent affairs, we should not forget that democracy, warts and all, remains the political system of choice for most countries in the world … Read more
By Lewis Nibbelin, Contributing Writer, Triple-I From “social inflation” to “tort reform” to, simply, “fraud,” settling upon uniform terminology to describe litigation trends that drive up costs – including insurance premiums – for all Americans is a primary challenge to addressing them, according to participants at Triple-I’s 2024 Joint Industry Forum. “As we’re trying to raise … Read more
Given the amount of capital in the global reinsurance system, analysts at Morgan Stanley are asking how much lower pricing could decline in the property catastrophe line of business?The equity analyst team that focuses on insurance and reinsurance at the multinational investment bank and financial services company say that after the recent earnings season investors … Read more
Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum this week in Miami brought together subject-matter experts from across insurance, academia, government, and the nonprofit space to discuss climate resilience, legal system abuse, and – most important – what is being done and must continue to be done to ensure insurance availability and affordability during this period of evolving perils … Read more
On November 1, BGL attorneys Neel Lalchandani and Jamie Strawbridge participated in a panel discussion hosted by Georgetown Law’s American Criminal Law Review and Disabled Law Student Association. The panel was part of a day-long symposium, “Disability and the Criminal Legal System,” which explored how the Americans with Disabilities Act and other federal laws can … Read more
