Navigating Turbulent Waters Ashore: Insurance Lessons from a Navy Project Dispute https://t.co/rqEiSi94rM

Partner Michael Levine shared insights with Bloomberg Law on litigation funding disclosure. While it aims to balance the field, it actually signals to insurers when policyholders lack funding for denials. Read more: https://t.co/rCezArseIF

Join the @NCBAorg's Insurance Law CLE for Alex Pappas’ session on AI and Insurance—get key insights on AI risks, coverage gaps, and new insurance solutions. Register: https://t.co/dMsopdOm0C

In this Business Law Today article, Geoffrey Fehling, Austin Maloney, and Alundai Benjamin break down what boards and executives need to know about D&O tail coverage and common insurance mechanics and pitfalls in M&A transactions. Read more: https://t.co/FF67vH2rAB

Prevent Ransomware Attacks From Ruining Your New Year

Partner Michael Levine was featured on The Power of Digital Policy podcast discussing the realities of shadow AI, growing legal exposure, and the major shift underway in insurance coverage. Listen now: https://t.co/RLhhSTCwmm

Microscopic Soot, Major Win: Policyholder Coverage Expands

Michael Levine and Machaella Reisman examine a NC Business Court decision showing how choice-of-law determinations can drive the outcome of insurance coverage disputes, as was the case in Tanger Outlets’ COVID-19 business interruption dispute. https://t.co/JzviXdI0tt

North Carolina Federal Court Gives Restaurants a Second Chance at Business Interruption Claims

In Michael Levine’s Forbes interview, he stresses that AI readiness is a must for finance leaders. CFOs who ignore this may face serious operational and financial risks. https://t.co/JlvRMYQSg1

AI spending soared 76% in 2025, but many leaders underestimate their exposure—and insurers are adding broad AI exclusions. Read the new guide by Michael Levine and Russ Fradin for tips on managing D&O risk. https://t.co/L0Misf7Ayt

Second Circuit Revives Policyholder’s Negligence Claim Against Agent

Court Hands Policyholder Win in Prior Notice Exclusion Case

D&O policies are “claims made,” so mergers or ownership changes can leave companies exposed. Runoff/tail coverage helps, but comes with challenges—here are 5 key issues to watch for.

A Doorbuster Deal for Policyholders: NC Business Court Finds Policyholder-Friendly State Law Applies to COVID-19 Coverage Dispute

Attorneys Rachel Hudgins, Kevin Small, and Charlotte Leszinske, published an article in "Mealey’s Litigation Report: Texas Insurance", examining how Examinations Under Oath (EUOs) can shape and sometimes complicate insurance claims. https://t.co/xveNO6sl64

In their article, “Boardroom Bots: Is Your AI-Powered Director Covered by Insurance?” Michael Levine, Geoffrey Fehling, and Olivia Bushman discuss the risk and insurance challenges posed by the growing use of AI by corporate boards and management. https://t.co/iRRwqeld88

Attorneys Michael Levine, Austin Maloney, and Adriana Perez outline the new risks facing universities, athletes, donors, and sponsors. From revenue-sharing exposure to contract disputes and reputational risks, the landscape has changed fast. https://t.co/uSfAChqchX

Join us Nov. 20 at our NYC office for a CLE lunch-and-learn on cybersecurity strategies for private equity & financial institutions. Our panel will cover threat landscape, latest exploits & actors, plus best practices for managing risk. Register now. https://t.co/5uUmKRbjR5

AI brings new risks, but legacy insurance still covers key liabilities. 200+ AI lawsuits tracked—stay protected! Read this article by Michael Levine & Alex Pappas in Digital Insurance. https://t.co/jpQGi2bZZt