Read Hinshaw attorney Lucy Wang’s insight in CalMatters on why the California Insurance Commissioner’s role is critical in protecting consumers, as the position is up for reelection this fall.

Read an analysis of the legal landscape and insurance implications surrounding unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) as the industry approaches a pivotal regulatory shift with the FAA’s proposed Part 108 rules.

Read Hinshaw partner Jennifer Driscoll’s insights on the FTC’s proposed enforcement policy targeting “personalized pricing” and the growing patchwork of state laws addressing this practice.

Hinshaw partner Jennifer Driscoll was featured in a new Law.com article examining a lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 22 states, accusing the digital retailer Amazon of secretly overriding the results of its digital advertising auctions and imposing higher, undisclosed prices.

Listen to Hinshaw partner Yvonne Ocrant’s discussion on the EquineRevShare podcast, discussing practical risk-management strategies for equine professionals.

Read David Schultz’s ARM Compliance Digest column discussing a judge’s humorous—but important—ruling invoking a 154-year-old precedent to deny default judgment in an FDCPA case.

Read Hinshaw partner Scott Seaman’s analysis in InsuranceNewsNet about the California Supreme Court’s decision clarifying that policyholders can seek declaratory relief from excess insurers—even before underlying coverage is exhausted.

Read Scott Seaman’s insights in Law360 on a notable property insurance ruling from 2026—the Fourth Circuit’s rejection of Golden Corral’s attempt to refile its COVID-19 business loss insurance claim.

Read two Hinshaw-authored articles—“Fair Access and Debanking: Recent Developments and Unanswered Questions” and “State Survey of Coerced Debt Laws”—in the latest issue of the CCFL Quarterly Report.

Read Hinshaw partner Scott Seaman’s insights on two of the most significant specialty insurance rulings from the first half of 2026, offering analysis of decisions with major implications for D&O coverage nationwide.

Read Scott Seaman’s take on why the “three P’s”—planning, prevention, and preparation—were key to the 2026 FIFA World Cup’s insurance coverage success.

Watch Hinshaw partner Scott Seaman’s interview in Business Insurance’s “Insuring America” series, where he discusses the evolution of insurance coverage litigation in the United States.

Read Hinshaw partner Jennifer Driscoll’s analysis in Global Competition Review on the significant antitrust challenge to Paramount’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros.

Read about the significance of the CFPB’s now-vacated rule that would have slashed late fees from $30 to $8 for large credit card issuers.

Read Francesco Palanda’s practical guidance for attorneys advising clients on AI-related business interruption risks, including how to evaluate exposure, identify coverage gaps, and mitigate potential losses.

Read a Law360 “Expert Analysis” exploring key themes from Hinshaw’s newly released book, America 250: A History of Insurance and Insurance Coverage Law and Litigation in the United States.

Read about the significance of New York’s Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA) for mortgage lenders and loan servicers, as Hinshaw partner Brian McGrath discusses in a recent Newsday article.

Read Hinshaw partner Jason Oliveri's guest column in McKnight's Senior Living examining the growing role of AI companions in elder care, and the heightened privacy and bias risks these technologies may pose for LGBTQ+ residents.

Read Hinshaw healthcare partner Michael Dowell's analysis of the OIG’s new Medicare Advantage Compliance Guidance, featured in the Journal of Health Care Compliance.

Lucy Wang was recently quoted in a Law360 article discussing the revised CDI regulation, updated on June 12, that would require insurers to disclose their long-term plans for managing climate-related risks to their solvency.