For your reference, here's a quick recap of some of the most widely read insurance-related updates, analysis, and guidance – all aspects – published on JD Supra throughout 2023. We've got you, um, covered:

1. MA Final Rule: CMS Requires Two-Midnight Rule, Puts Limits on Internal Coverage Criteria – by Nina Youngstrom at Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA)
2. Potential Changes on the Horizon: Florida Legislature Proposing Significant Tort Reform – by Devin Topper at Rumberger | Kirk
3. The Cybersecurity Insurance Market: What to Expect in 2023 – by Ryan Rubin and Brent Riley at Ankura
4. Leased Aircraft Stranded in Russia: A Survey of the Pending Insurance Claim Litigation in Different Jurisdictions – by attorneys at Katten
5. Florida Passes Insurer Accountability Act: Stricter Compliance and Claims Handling Standards for Insurance Carriers – by Allan Rotlewicz at Rumberger | Kirk
6. Florida Passes Tort Reform: What You Need to Know – by Kimberly Kanoff Berman, Joanne Nachio, and Alan Nash at Marshall Dennehey
7. Arkansas Court of Appeals: Longshore Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act Payments Not Assignable – by Susan Stauss and Isaac Binkovitz at Cozen O'Connor
8. Looking Ahead to 2024: A Guide for D&O Insurance Renewals [Report] – by Priya Cherian Huskins at Woodruff Sawyer
9. Gag Clauses – New Guidance and Litigation Will Inform Compliance – by Christopher Lockman at Verrill
10. Insurer Denies Coverage Under Professional Liability Policy for Lawyer’s Email Compromise – by Linn Freedman at Robinon+Cole
11. Changes To Open And Obvious Doctrine Impacts Premises Liability Law – by Richard Stokan at Kerr Russell
12. Coverage Challenges in Ransomware Claims: Cyber Insurance Policies and Trends in Denials – by Mark Rasch at Kohrman Jackson & Krantz
13. Four Ways to Protect Your Cyber Insurance in Today’s Challenging Market – by attorneys at Jones Day

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