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Illinois Specialty Insurer, RLI, Makes Leadership Promotions, Changes March 8, 2021 Peoria, Illinois-based specialty insurer serving niche property, casualty and surety markets, RLI Corp., has promoted or named several leaders to new roles. Kevin Horwitz, vice president, Claim, has assumed the role of vice president, Innovation Management and Policy Development, a newly created position. Horwitz is responsible for identifying, evaluating and supporting emerging product, policy, InsurTech and innovation opportunities. Horwitz joined RLI in 2010 as manager, C...

Garber. if a judge determines he can testify, can he still refuse? >> yes. what's likely to happen, this judge is a district judge, trial judge. if he orders mcgahn to testify there will almost certainly be an appeal and a stay in place and then whoever loses at that stage is likely to ask the supreme court to get involved. while that's all playing out it's very unlikely we'll see any testimony from don mcgahn. >> ultimately, isn't there majority support on the u.s. supreme court, especially now with two trump supreme court justices for a belief of very broad executive powers? aren't they like...

In courts, including decades in the courts of washington, d.c., rarely do things happen quickly, but the fact that judge meta handed down this decision in six days is pretty remarkable and now just two days from now on wednesday, we're going to see judge ramos in new york get to handle the exact same issue with respect to congressional subpoenas for the president's deutsche bank records and his capital one records and you know, judge meta's ruling is not binding authority or precedent for what judge ramos will do, but it is extremely persuasive and i fully expect judge ramos to rule the same w...

Unfathomable, i was fully expecting this kind of an opinion to be handed down. what i wasn't expecting necessarily, lawrence, is that it would be handed down so quickly. let me tell you, after 30 years in courts, including decades in the courts of washington, d.c., rarely do things happen quickly, but the fact that judge meta handed down this decision in six days is pretty remarkable and now just two days from now on wednesday, we're going to see judge ramos in new york get to handle the exact same issue with respect to congressional subpoenas for the president's deutsche bank records and his ...