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Target Data Breach Settlement

On November 30, 2013, I stopped at Target to purchase a birthday gift for my friends’ one-year-old daughter.  Little did I know that I would be exposed to one of the largest data breaches in retail history.  Fortunately, my bank took quick action […]

Insurance Coverage for Cyberliability: An Emerging Market

Most businesses understand that their exposure to cybercriminals is not a question of “if,” but “when.” With leaks and hacks on the rise, companies have started looking to insure against potential losses. Companies may look at two potential coverage […]

The Oklahoma Option Benefit Plan Follows Texas' Lead

Previously ranked 5th in the nation for highest worker's compensation costs, sweeping legislation took effect in Oklahoma on February 1, 2014 that allowed Oklahoma businesses to follow the example of their southern neighbors and opt-out of the worker […]

TMB Limits Telemedicine in Texas

The Texas Medical Board has issued limits on telemedicine, stating that a physician-patient relationship can be established through a “face-to-face” visit held either in person or via telemedicine.  The TMB states that essentially the only scenario […]

Director Joseph Coleman presents to MEMA Financial Services Group

KRCL Director Joseph Coleman presented with Bruce Nathan of Lowenstein Sandler, LLP, and Richard Kulik of Sherwin Williams Co. on May 21, 2015.  Their presentation on Cutting Edge Preference Issues was in front of MEMA Financial Services Group, […]

Bad Faith Peer Review Allegations at Yale School of Medicine

Medical peer review needs honesty and accountability.  Here’s a case in point showing what happens when these are missing: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/02/us/handling-of-sexual-harassment-case-poses-larger-questions-at-yale.html?_r=0