Regulation & Public Policy

The court was dismissive of the challenge, leaving discretion with the California legislature on how to fix workers' comp's problems.

The developing International Capital Standard will require close monitoring by globally active insurers.

Even in complicated insurance cases, judges may not decide the technical issues. So, here are tips on picking and educating jurors.

No one, including regulators, can stop technological advances, but a careful balance must be struck. Start-ups can go too far, too fast.

Common wisdom suggests that major workers’ compensation legislative activity won’t take place during an election year.

Congress tried to eliminate abuses in the formation of small captives but failed -- and may have made the problem worse.

Drawing on Bentham's panopticon, regulators may go "meta" -- using predictive analytics to monitor insurers' predictive analytics.

Conventional wisdom says regulators stifle innovation. The Iowa insurance commissioner explains how things look from his seat.