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Enhancing Customer Experience in the Insurance Industry With AI
Artificial intelligence has taken the world by storm in 2023. This article provides an overview of how AI will revolutionize the customer experience in the insurance industry.Common Sense, but Whose? Parallel Proceedings Post-'Coinbase'
Circuit courts have been divided as to whether a stay on the merits of district court proceedings is discretionary or mandatory when a party has appealed the denial of a motion to compel arbitration. The Supreme Court attempted to resolve this split with its decision in 'Coinbase v. Bielski,' which resulted in a split of its own.Chapter 5 Avoidance Actions Can be Sold to Creditors Under Section 363(f) of the Bankruptcy Code
In In re Simply Essentials, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit (the Eighth Circuit) affirmed a bankruptcy court's ruling that avoidance actions constitute salable property of the debtor's bankruptcy estate.12 Noteworthy Statistics From the 2022 Pa. Workers' Compensation Annual Report
Here are 12 noteworthy statistics from the report and what they may tell us about Pennsylvania workers, their jobs and their employers.Atlanta Children's Hospital In-House Chief Moves to New All-Female Health Care Boutique
"You draw on the expertise of the team," Rachel King, previously the chief compliance officer for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, said of the model at Health Law Strategists.View more book results for the query "*"
Asian Law Firms Increasingly Seek Mergers to Stay Competitive and Remain Relevant
Law firms across Asia are feeling pressure from both foreign and domestic players, prompting them to seek out mergers. Smaller firms fear they could end up missing out on a share of the pie, or worse, become irrelevant.Pa. Supreme Court Evaluates Punitive Damages Exposure In Insurance Bad Faith Cases
While it is well known that an insured has a clear and convincing standard of proving bad faith in order to recover such damages, it is lesser recognized that an insured does not have to prove outrageous conduct or evil motive to prove entitlement to punitive damages.Pa. Supreme Court Evaluates Constitutional Parameters of a Jury's Punitive Damage Award
While it is well known that an insured has a clear and convincing standard of proving bad faith in order to recover such damages, it is lesser recognized that an insured does not have to prove outrageous conduct or evil motive to prove entitlement to punitive damages.People in the News—Sept. 28, 2023—Sweet Stevens, Saxton & Stump
Two attorneys from Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams are scheduled to take a lead role at the annual Pennsylvania Bar Institute Exceptional Children Conference.Trending Stories
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