Articles about Insurance Law in Insurance
A federal judge just sided with Marsh in a major legal battle, blocking a group of former employees now at Howden US from using confidential info or poaching clients. Here’s the inside scoop on what this means and why it's sending ripples through the industry.
A Reno County man was recently sentenced to prison for insurance fraud, and it's a perfect example of why this crime is anything but victimless. Let's break down what happened and why it matters to every single person who pays an insurance premium.
If you're an insurance licensee in Delaware, there's a new rule on the books you can't ignore. We're breaking down the Delaware Insurance Data Security Act and the critical February 15th deadline.
A Massachusetts judge fined Cutter Financial Group and its owner a total of $150,000 over fixed indexed annuity sales. But the real penalty might be the order to tell every client about the guilty verdict. Here’s what every advisor needs to know.
NASCAR champion Kyle Busch is suing Pacific Life for $8.5 million, claiming he was sold insurance policies under false pretenses. Let's break down what's happening and what it means for you.
NASCAR star Kyle Busch is in a high-stakes legal battle with his insurer over denied claims. The reason? The insurance company says he simply didn't pay his premiums on time.
A recent federal court ruling in Missouri sided with a spouse seeking separate damages for loss of consortium. Find out how poorly drafted policy language created two separate payouts and what it means for your own coverage.
A massive $4.7 million fraud lawsuit against personal injury attorneys, once thought dead, is back on. We'll break down what happened and why this court decision is a huge deal for the insurance world.