24 FEB 2023 · In this second episode of this podcast series, Partner Trevor McCann and Senior Counsel Prachi Shah address the impacts of changes to Quebec’s charter of the French language. They explore the implications of what is commonly known as Bill 96 on the underwriting of Quebec risks and best practices to ensure compliance.

28 SEP 2022 · In the first episode of this podcast series, Partner Trevor McCann and Senior Counsel Prachi Shah address a new Quebec regulation to exempt certain insurance policies from the general rule that costs are born by insurers outside limits for liability policies governed by that law. Both discuss the origin of the exception, the general requirements for admissibility to the exception classes of exempt insures, and the gray zones in the application of the exemption to real life insurance situations.

27 JAN 2022 · This episode discusses the two opinions issued by the US Supreme Court in mid-January addressing the enforceability of vaccine mandates as set forth by OSHA and the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

31 OCT 2021 · This episode provides an overview of what the various vaccine mandates are, who is implementing them, and the significant reaction that these mandates have generated from employees and employers.

7 OCT 2021 · This episode addresses the vaccine mandates and the implications from the recent FDA approval of the Pfizer vaccine as well as recommendations for booster shots.

24 JUN 2021 · In this global podcast, Partners Marc Voses and Mun Yeow discuss a topic that has become an area of great interested to insurers globally, corporations and their risk managers and corporate officers, and it further demonstrates how Clyde & Co’s global network can provide clients with services that can recovery money paid out in these types of events. In this Q&A podcast format, host and Partner Marc Voses, along with Partner Mun Yeow in Hong Kong, share their insights on fraudulently transferred funds from the US to Hong Kong and recovering those amounts paid from entities within the US or internationally.

24 JUN 2021 · There is an increase in the prevalence of ransomware attacks — not only in the US, but around the world — and oftentimes companies are left questioning whether or not they should pay the ransom. With implemented deadlines looming to gain back control of vital and often private information, companies also have to consider if they can even make payments to threat actors under the law. In this roundtable format podcast, host and Partner Marc Voses, along with guests Senior Counsel Doug Maag and Lead Regulatory & Investigations Advisor Neal Ysart, share their insights on OFAC sanctions and ransomware payments and emphasize Clyde & Co’s global experience in these areas.