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Reminder: PCORI filing due July 31
The Patient-Centered Outreach Research Institute (PCORI) fee is a temporary charge on both fully insured and self-funded healthcare plans, applicable for policy years from 2012 to 2029. This fee funds the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, …
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CYBER
Global cyber threat report: 2026
Cybersecurity in the wake of a new wave of risks AI-powered attacks. Escalating geopolitical tensions. Growing privacy liabilities. Increasing regulatory scrutiny. The forces reshaping cyber risk are multiplying. And so are the consequences for organ …
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Shifting climate disclosure expectations raise new governance and risk challenges for publ …
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last month moved to dispense with a 2024 rule requiring public companies to disclose their climate-related risks. If successful, the void left by the recission would add to the patchwork of evolving rules, …
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Second quarter state law overview: federal enforcement and interstate conflicts drive unce …
Litigation, enforcement actions and regulatory initiatives at the federal and state levels continued to drive the second quarter of 2026, as our state law update highlights key legal and regulatory developments affecting employee benefits and healthc …
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Management Liability
AI risks: what directors and officers need to know
All new technologies carry risk when introduced on an enterprise level, and artificial intelligence (AI) is no exception. Directors and officers may find themselves in the crosshairs should negative repercussions arise from the use of such tools. To …
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RISK
Once a manual crime, cargo theft now increasingly the domain of cyberattacks
Once upon a time, cargo theft was a fairly straightforward crime: Criminals would break into a truck or train car, check whether it held valuable shipments, and make off with the goods. Computer technology, however, lets criminals trade their crowba …
