Articles about Insurance Law in Insurance
A woman in Texas was wrongfully charged with murder, and her subsequent lawsuit was dismissed. This shocking case highlights a terrifying question: if you were wrongfully arrested, would your insurance cover the massive legal bills?
A federal judge just ordered the University of Pennsylvania to hand over employee records in a discrimination probe. This high-profile case is a stark reminder of the risks every employer faces and why Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) is non-negotiable.
When a tragic collision happens at an airport, like the one at LaGuardia, the finger-pointing begins. But can you really sue the US government? Let's untangle the complicated web of sovereign immunity, liability, and the massive insurance policies at play.
For over 60 years, a quirky rule in Florida required an expert witness just to decide on attorney fees. A recent court decision just called it a "sea change" and got rid of it. Here's what this means for the future of insurance claims.
A Florida court recently made a heartbreaking ruling in a workers' comp case, denying a catastrophically injured driver a trip to see his family for mental health. This case draws a critical line in the sand for what's considered "medically necessary."
Rapper Afroman was sued by sheriff's deputies for mocking them in music videos. It's a wild story, but it holds a critical lesson about defamation and whether your homeowners insurance would actually cover you in a similar mess.
An employee was injured while performing a "common courtesy" for a coworker, and her employer denied the claim. You might be surprised by what the Workers' Compensation Commission decided.
A New York judge just upheld a decision to ban a prominent spinal surgeon from treating workers' comp patients. Let's break down what happened and why this is a much bigger deal than you might think.
A Georgia appeals court just threw out a staggering $345 million judgment against five insurers. Find out why this ruling is a massive sigh of relief for the entire insurance industry.
A new Kansas law invalidating driver's licenses for transgender individuals is more than a legal fight; it's creating a potential insurance crisis. Let's break down why your ID is crucial for coverage and what this means for policyholders.
Your flight was just canceled because of airspace closures over the Middle East. You'd think your travel insurance has you covered, right? The answer is surprisingly complicated, and it all comes down to one little word: "war."
A Tennessee agent has been charged with allegedly collecting insurance premiums and keeping the money. This story is a critical reminder of why you must verify your coverage and know the red flags of agent fraud.