Marc Hogan

“Legacy equity”—when family offices directly invest in private firms—has the potential to reshape businesses, entrepreneurship, and investing careers.

State Farm Leads Tight Pack in Client Satisfaction Survey

Milliman Agrees to Pay $15.5M to Settle Faulty-Data Suits

Allianz Faces $37.5M Elder Abuse Suit Over Uneven LTC Treatment

Court Throws Out $1.5M Jury Verdict Against Pacific Life

Delaware Life Faces Class Action Lawsuit from Annuity Buyers

MetLife Accused of Workplace Bias Against Older Jewish Woman

Minnesota Life Sued After IUL Renewal Cap Falls by More Than Half

Ex-Cop Sentenced in Auto Scam Targeting USAA, Liberty Mutual, Geico

Brighthouse to Pay $9.25M to Settle Cost-of-Insurance Lawsuit

Prudential Wins Lawsuit over Aviation Exclusion for Pilots’ Death Benefits

Uber’s N.Y. Suit Alleging Major Comm’l Auto Fraud Tossed by Judge

American National Sued Over Alleged Fatal Flaw in Universal Life Policy

The executive brief

Genworth Beats Latest Claims in Revived Cost-of-Insurance Dispute

Appeals Court Blocks Lincoln’s $147.5M Cost-of-Insurance Settlement

Berkshire Unit Argues for Reversal of $170M Nuclear Verdict Against it

Liberty Mutual Can’t Shrink $91M Worker Injury Award, Judge Rules

Despite widespread investment in AI, only a small group of companies is seeing significant returns. High performers are redesigning how they operate around AI, systematically embedding intelligence, action, operations and trust across workflows.

Despite widespread investment in AI, only a small group of companies is seeing significant returns. High performers are redesigning how they operate around AI, systematically embedding intelligence, action, operations and trust across workflows.