Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
The alleged $600 million nickel scam involving Trafigura and Prateek Gupta is more than a headline—it's a massive lesson for insurers. Here's why a history of fraud is the biggest red flag in underwriting.
A federal court just handed a major win to an insurer that sold a struggling subsidiary to avoid collapse. This ruling could completely change the playbook for how distressed carriers navigate survival.
A major Illinois roofing company is in hot water, facing a federal lawsuit for alleged race and sex harassment. This is more than just a headline; it's a real-world example of why your business needs to be protected.
Four insurers are facing a lawsuit over an alleged $13 million underpayment for a Hurricane Sally claim. The most shocking part? The lead adjuster never even visited the property in a five-year ordeal.
A recent court ruling on a $9 million settlement is making waves in the insurance world. Discover how one widow's fight against an insurer could be a game-changer for how worker death settlements are handled.
An insurance appraisal is meant to solve disagreements, not start new ones. We're looking at a wild case where Travelers Lloyds is taking an insured to federal court over a $354k award, claiming the appraisers are hiding their work.
Have you ever heard of third-party litigation funding? It's a growing practice where outside investors fund lawsuits for a cut of the winnings, and a new bill is trying to bring it out of the shadows. Here's what you need to know.
Two of Farm Bureau Financial's own top investigators are suing the company, claiming they were fired for trying to expose fraud. The lawsuit alleges a shocking cover-up by management.
A new report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau is pulling back the curtain on a growing trend: third-party litigation funding. We'll break down what it is and how digital tactics are being used to fuel mass claims.
Think that extra fee for rideshare insurance keeps you safe? A new class-action lawsuit against Allstate alleges their policy is an "illegal scheme" with hidden exclusions. Here's what's going on.
Your insurance rates might be rising for a hidden reason: foreign entities are investing in U.S. lawsuits for profit. Learn what this means for you and why the insurance industry is calling for transparency.
A federal judge just dealt Marsh a significant setback in its legal battle against former employees who jumped to rival Howden. Here's what the denial of a temporary restraining order really means for the ongoing talent war.