Articles about Corporate Liability in Insurance
A Kentucky court just made a shocking ruling in the tragic 2021 candle factory tornado case. It suggests workers' comp might not be the only option for employees, and it could blow the doors wide open for employer liability.
The UK's water regulator found "serious failings" at Severn Trent but didn't issue a fine. For the insurance world, this is a huge deal. Let's break down what this means for D&O, environmental liability, and the water industry as a whole.
Four employees have died at a single Georgia postal facility in just two years, raising serious questions that go far beyond typical on-the-job injuries. We're looking at what went wrong and what this means for federal workers' comp and safety.
An Oklahoma homebuilder is facing a federal lawsuit for allegedly firing a pregnant employee. This story is a critical wake-up call for every business owner about the hidden risks and staggering costs of discrimination claims.
The DOJ dropped its criminal probe into Abbott over the baby formula crisis, but that's not the end of the story. It's the beginning of a massive insurance puzzle involving D&O, product recall, and liability policies.
Red Lobster's infamous "Endless Shrimp" deal wasn't just a marketing flop; a new lawsuit claims it was a deliberate scheme. Here’s the shocking insurance story behind the headlines and what it means for your own business.
A heartbreaking lawsuit in Missouri claims Snapchat's failures led to a child's assault. Let's talk about what this means for Big Tech's responsibility and the massive insurance implications that follow.
Ever get that annoying 'Storage Full' notification from Apple? A UK tribunal just approved a massive £3 billion lawsuit over iCloud pricing. Let's break down what this means and how it's a wake-up call for protecting your digital life.
Insurance Australia Group (IAG) has finally settled its high-stakes court case with the collapsed Greensill Bank. Let's break down what this quiet settlement really means and why it's a bigger deal than it sounds.
You saw the headlines about the massive Activision shareholder settlement over the Microsoft deal. But the real story for business leaders is about the insurance that likely footed the bill—and what it means for everyone's D&O coverage.
After years of legal battles, a Paris court found Airbus and Air France guilty of manslaughter for the 2009 crash. This isn't just a legal headline; it sends massive shockwaves through the complex world of aviation insurance.
When a corporation faces a massive lawsuit, they often want a judge, not a jury, to decide their fate. But a surprising appeals court ruling in a West Virginia opioid case just flipped that script, and the shockwaves could be huge for corporate liability and insurance.