Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
Long before Florida's current insurance crisis, a major workers' comp insurer collapsed. Now, the aftermath is heading to court, and the people on trial aren't who you'd expect.
Your company's most valuable asset might be an idea, a brand, or a secret formula. This guide explains what Intellectual Property (IP) insurance is and how it can provide a legal war chest to protect you from theft and infringement lawsuits.
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.
John Deere just settled a major lawsuit over repair restrictions. We break down what this means for farmers, independent mechanics, and your right to fix your own equipment.
A group of Ugandan farmers is suing a $5.6 billion oil pipeline in a UK court. This isn't just a legal battle; it's a major red flag for the insurance industry, with huge implications for political risk and ESG underwriting.
No one wants to think about it, but what happens financially after a wrongful death? Let's talk about how different insurance policies, from liability to life insurance, come into play during these incredibly difficult times.
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.
You trust your insurance company's employees to be the experts, right? Well, a recent case out of North Carolina shows what can happen when that trust is broken in a big way.
A massive $50 million lawsuit involving the former head of Marvel grabbed headlines, but the real story for insurers is the Florida Supreme Court ruling that followed. Find out how this decision just changed the rules for settling high-stakes claims.
A hung jury in the devastating Palisades Fire arson case isn't just a legal headline—it has real-world consequences for insurance. Let's break down what this mistrial means for claims, subrogation, and potentially, your future premiums.
A landlord lost a negligence case after photos of a repaired staircase were shown to the jury. Find out why an appeals court threw out the verdict and what this means for your own liability.
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.