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An employee benefits lawyer for Proskauer, who attended Tuesday's Supreme Court proceedings, answers questions regarding the oral arguments and week ahead.

This week, the Supreme Court will hear six hours of oral arguments over three days on the constitutionality of the individual mandate in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which would require nearly every person in the United States to purchase health insurance, whether through an employer, state exchanges, Medicare, Medicaid or private exchanges. The mandate, the most polarizing provision of the law, brought Americans from both sides of the issue to Washington — to converge on the Supreme Court steps to protest or advocate for PPACA.

What IDC's recent projections of cloud job growth mean for insurers.

At Novarica’s 2012 Research Council meeting, new technology trends emerge from insights provided by insurance executives.

Link between Obama’s health insurance mandate and market reforms are critical, says Karen Ignagni of America's Health Insurance Plans.

The trickle-down consequences of increased outsourcing and reduced developer footprints could be a severe lack of in-house talent.

Study finds that 98 percent of customer service representatives rated underwriter access as very important or important.

In-car video study indicates electronic device usage, adjusting controls, personal grooming and eating/drinking are the most common distracting activities for teen drivers.

NAIC report reveals that most homeowners lack documentation of their possessions in advance of a property claim.

According to a Gartner review of the P&C sector, software market, client priorities and past studies, these technologies have the greatest potential for impact in 2012.