Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
GEICO is suing a group of medical suppliers for an alleged $2.7 million kickback scheme. We're breaking down how this kind of fraud supposedly works and why it ends up costing you money.
A federal appeals court recently handed down two big wins for employers and their insurers. We're breaking down these rulings on black lung benefits and a discrimination claim against UPS, and what they mean for your business.
A federal judge just handed down a major ruling, telling the Trump administration to stop deploying the California National Guard in Los Angeles. We'll break down what this power struggle is all about and why it matters for everyone.
Ever wonder why lawsuit settlements are getting so huge? There's a hidden player at the table turning lawsuits into investments, and it's affecting everyone. Let's talk about what it is and why a little transparency could fix it.
The New York Times is suing Perplexity AI, and it's a huge deal. For us in the insurance world, this isn't just a tech headline—it's a real-time case study on the massive intellectual property risks that AI companies face.
A new lawsuit against USA Gymnastics and SafeSport isn't just a legal crisis; it's a massive insurance event. Let's break down the serious liability, risk management, and coverage questions this raises for any organization.
San Francisco is suing giants like Kraft and Coca-Cola over ultra-processed foods, and it feels a lot like the big tobacco lawsuits. Let's break down why the insurance industry is paying very close attention to this case.
A daycare is facing horrific abuse allegations and turns to its insurance for help, but Progressive is refusing to pay. Let's break down why this is happening and what it means for your own business insurance.
A recent $2.34 million lawsuit against a nursing home is more than just a headline—it's a warning sign. We'll break down the insurance fallout and what it means for protecting your own family.
A federal appeals court just sided with Old Republic in a complex case involving a bankrupt subsidiary. We'll break down the multi-million dollar dispute and why the court's decision is a big deal for the title insurance industry.
State Farm tried to move a small underinsured motorist (UIM) claim to a bigger court, hoping for a jury trial. Maryland's highest court just told them no, and it's a pretty big deal for policyholders.
A tragic lawsuit is blaming OpenAI's ChatGPT for a teen's death, raising huge questions for the insurance industry. Let's break down what this case means for tech liability, E&O policies, and the future of underwriting AI risk.