Articles about Corporate Liability in Insurance
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.
When a high-profile executive faces serious personal allegations, it's a PR nightmare. But as an insurance pro, I see another crisis brewing: who pays the massive legal bills? Let's unpack whether insurance actually covers these situations.
Nike is facing a class-action lawsuit for not refunding tariff-related price hikes. This isn't just a sneaker story; it's a critical lesson for every business about hidden risks and the insurance you need to have in place.
In a stunning turn of events, a member of the Sackler family, synonymous with Purdue Pharma, has admitted to a felony tied to her own opioid addiction. This personal story unfolds as the family negotiates a multi-billion dollar settlement for their role in the crisis.
JPMorgan Chase's attempt to settle a sexual assault claim before a lawsuit was even filed is more than just a headline. It's a masterclass in corporate risk management and how insurance like EPLI shapes these high-stakes decisions.
A federal judge just raised "grave concerns" about a massive $7.25 billion class-action settlement for Roundup cancer claims. We break down what's happening and why it sends shockwaves through the world of liability and insurance.
A Massachusetts court just upheld a massive $56 million award against Philip Morris. This isn't just a legal headline; it's a major signal for the insurance industry about the rising tide of "nuclear verdicts" and what they mean for liability coverage.
The Supreme Court just let a massive $12 billion class-action lawsuit against eight major banks move forward. We'll break down what the banks are accused of and why this decision is a huge deal.
The recent news about NYC seeking to drop Mayor Eric Adams' legal defense is more than a headline—it's a masterclass in public entity liability. Let's break down the huge insurance implications of "scope of employment" and who's left holding the bill.