EPA Publishes Updated Drinking Water Contaminant List
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Month: April 2026
San Francisco homeowner fined after pruning trees to meet insurance condition
A costly cut City officials said the trees were located within a public right-of-way and therefore fall under Public Works’…
Why High-Earning Professionals Need Own-Occupation Disability Ins
For high-earning professionals with years of education, training, and dedication behind them, the ability to exercise their specialized skills and…
Centene reshapes C‑suite with new leaders for Medicaid, exchanges and Medicare
“In this expanded role, I will continue to build on the strong foundation we have established across our Medicare and…
Court Rejects Red Robin Arbitration Clause in TCPA Case
Hi, TCPAWorld! I’m Kelly Sandberg—the newest law clerk at Troutman Amin, LLP—and this is my first blog on TCPAWorld! A great way…
Mark Cuban backs ‘Break Up Big Medicine’ as employer health costs bite – report
The Break Up Big Medicine Act, which Cuban has publicly endorsed, would target insurer ownership of PBMs, provider groups and…
Miranda Protections in School Settings Addressed in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court recently clarified student questioning conducted by school resource officers in schools may constitute “custodial interrogation” requiring Miranda warnings,…
Allied World pledges $1 million to bolster Spencer Educational Foundation scholarships
“Through this investment, Allied World is helping remove barriers that too often stand between talented students and long-term career success,”…
DOJ Launches National Fraud Enforcement Division in 2026
In an April 7, 2026 memo, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the creation of the National Fraud Enforcement Division.…
King Risk Partners acquires New England insurer
For acquirers, agencies with long‑standing local reputations, stable books of business and diversified carrier relationships remain attractive targets, particularly in…
7th Circuit Held 2024 BIPA Amendment Applies Retroactively
Takeaways The Seventh Circuit held that the 2024 amendment to BIPA’s damages provision applies retroactively, eliminating the possibility of “per‑scan”…
A ceasefire won’t reopen the insurance market – not yet
Gulf chaos has closed the Strait of Hormuz twice – and only one of those closures is anywhere near resolved…