Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
A recent Delaware Supreme Court decision has big implications for workers' comp insurers trying to recover money after a workplace car crash. Find out what this ruling means for your subrogation strategy.
A tragic school shooting led to dozens of lawsuits and a huge insurance dispute. The core of the fight? The definition of a single word: "occurrence." Here’s what happened and why it matters for every policyholder.
NASCAR star Kyle Busch is in a massive legal battle over his Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policy, claiming it was a "huge and utter scam." We're breaking down what happened and why this high-profile case could change the life insurance game for everyone.
Ever paid extra for a window seat only to stare at a blank wall? You're not alone. A new lawsuit against United Airlines is tackling this very issue, and here's what it means for you.
A recent Washington Supreme Court decision could change everything for pandemic-era workers' comp claims. We're breaking down what this ruling means for flight attendants, other essential workers, and the insurance industry.
A new class-action lawsuit claims Liberty Mutual used a sneaky tactic to get your consent for robocalls. We break down what "buried consent" means and why it matters for anyone getting an insurance quote online.
Charlie Javice, convicted of defrauding JPMorgan, is calling the bank "hypocritical" for refusing to pay her legal bills. We break down this high-stakes corporate drama and what it means for executive protection and insurance.
An anonymous tip led investigators to uncover a massive workers' comp fraud case in Washington. Learn how social media and surveillance exposed a lie set to cost the system $1.3 million.
Bristol Myers Squibb just settled a massive $239 million lawsuit with shareholders. Let's pull back the curtain and see how this corporate drama is actually a fascinating, real-world lesson in Directors & Officers (D&O) insurance.
Boeing avoided criminal charges for the fatal 737 Max crashes with a massive $1.1 billion settlement. We're breaking down what this means for corporate liability and the insurance world.
A Virginia teacher shot by a 6-year-old was just awarded $10 million. It’s a heartbreaking story, but the real bombshell for businesses and insurers is *how* she won—by sidestepping the workers' comp system. Let's break down what this stunning verdict really means.
Years after the tragic Ethiopian Airlines crash, a Chicago jury is deciding on the final payouts. Let's explore the complex insurance and legal battle that unfolds when a settlement just isn't enough.