Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
New Jersey just announced a new wave of environmental lawsuits against local businesses. It's a stark reminder that if you think your standard liability policy covers pollution, you need to read this.
A federal court just made a landmark decision in the tragic Parkland shooting case. Discover why insurers can't treat each gunshot as a separate incident and what this means for liability coverage.
A recent California court decision just put a major check on the WCAB's power to overrule medical experts. If you handle workers' comp claims, this is a big deal, and you'll need to adjust your strategy.
A federal appeals court just made a huge decision in the Parkland shooting insurance case. We're breaking down why defining a tragedy as a "single occurrence" has massive financial implications for the entire insurance industry.
A UK court just found mining giant BHP liable for the 2015 Brazil dam collapse in a staggering £36 billion lawsuit. Let's break down what this monumental case means for corporate liability and the insurance world.
One wrong tweet or a misquoted interview can tank your reputation and lead to a lawsuit. We'll break down what defamation insurance is, who really needs it, and how it can be a lifesaver when words get you into trouble.
An insurance company agrees there's covered hail damage, enters the appraisal process, and then rejects the final six-figure award. We break down this shocking case and what it means for homeowners.
A massive $7.4 billion settlement in the OxyContin opioid case has been approved, but the real story for the insurance world is who's paying. Here's why insurers are breathing a collective sigh of relief.
An Indiana appeals court just dismissed a major lawsuit over a fidelity bond, but not for the reason you think. Discover why state lines and jurisdiction matter more than ever in insurance.
A flight attendant contracted COVID-19 on a work trip, sparking a major legal battle. Discover how a recent Washington Supreme Court ruling redefines workers' comp for traveling employees.
When a tragedy strikes, you expect your insurance to be there. But Best Buy is now suing its own insurer, claiming they're trying to dodge a multi-million dollar settlement by playing a shell game with policies.
An insurer denied a major aircraft claim over a small, unpaid fee—even though the main premium was paid. See why the Nebraska Supreme Court stepped in and what this means for your own policy.