Established in October 2001 and offers groundbreaking arguments presented in the actual briefs filed in landmark coverage cases and declaratory judgment actions filed regarding new underlying mass tort litigation. Explores insurance coverage law from the unique perspective of the voices of those involved in coverage battles, whether it is coverage for toxic tort claims, employment claims, e-commerce claims, intentional acts, D&O claims or other emerging areas of insurance law. Includes summaries of complaints, briefs, motions, affidavits and deposition transcripts.

Established in March 2000 and publishes commentary articles authored by arbitrators, scholars and attorneys with first-hand knowledge of the complex field of commercial dispute resolution. Each issue contains analytical discussions and practical insights on current case law, new treaties and statutes, arbitration principles, dispute resolution techniques and more.

Established in January 1986 and formerly known as Mealey's Litigation Report: International Arbitration. Examines arbitration and related litigation in courts world-wide. Covers enforcement, jurisdictional disputes, forum selection, use of experts by arbitral parties, judicial supervision, the Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal, the United Nations Compensation Commission, and events of interest at arbitration institutions around the globe.

Established in July 2001 and focuses on ever-changing California and federal Ninth Circuit insurance coverage disputes and developments. Offers readers hard-to-find filings and briefs, new complaints, breaking news, consice case summaries and trial updates. Topics include California developments in bad faith litigation, earthquake damage coverage, disability insurance, products liability coverage, environmental insurance coverage, mold coverage, asbestos coverage, aviation litigation coverage and entertainment law.

Established in December 2001 and formerly known as Mealey's Litigation Report: Business Interruption Insurance. Discusses insurance claims and litigation resulting from catastrophic losses caused by natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, flooding, drought, tornados, fires and winter storms or manmade events such as terrorist acts.

Established in January 1997 and focuses exclusively on the hottest trends, rulings, verdicts, and settlements in class action litigation. Covers mass torts and beyond, including consumer law, employment law, securities litigation and e-commerce disputes. Includes hard-to-find filings, class certification rulings, attorney fee news, new complaints, notice plans, national news roundups, breaking news, concise case summaries and trial updates.

Discusses the key cases and issues in construction defect insurance coverage and provides balanced case reports and court documents examining what arguments are and aren't working in litigation battles. Featured content includes news on property damage interpretations, mold, occurrence, business risk exclusions, additional insureds, bad faith, obligations to pay, and allocation, as well as full-text court documents, expert commentary, and much more.

Established in March 2001 and formerly known as Mealey's Nimmer on Copyright. Written for lawyers and covers litigation dealing with copyrights and copyright infringements.

Established in July 2000 and tracks the burgeoning number of disputes involving complex disability coverage claims. Topics covered include: claims for chronic fatigue, chronic pain, stress, psychiatric disabilities, chemical dependency and risk of relapse, plus key issues like total disability, own occupation, bad faith, ERISA, class actions and much more.

Established in October 2003 and provides coverage of all discovery litigation essentials, including how different districts and judges interpret federal discovery rules, procedural changes, the work product, attorney-client and common interest privileges, and discovery abuse. Also focuses on e-discovery, including production of electronic evidence such as e-mails, disks, tapes, videocassettes, word processing files, spreadsheets, e-mail routing data, file attachments and "deleted" files, the cost of digital discovery and who pays for it and disputes over identifying anonymous online message authors. Features hard-to-find court documents and commentaries written by experts in the field.