Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
A former injury lawyer and state lawmaker has been indicted for allegedly defrauding his own clients. This story is a tough but crucial reminder of what happens when professional trust is broken and why understanding the safety nets, like insurance, is so important.
A Virginia teacher was shot by a 6-year-old, and a judge ruled it wasn't a typical Worker's Comp case, awarding her $10 million. We break down the shocking verdict and what it means for personal liability and school insurance.
Texas is making a bold move against Tylenol-maker Kenvue, asking a court to halt certain marketing and a major dividend payout. We'll break down what this means for the company and the broader insurance world.
Companies are lining up to sue over past tariffs, hoping for a massive refund. Is this a brilliant risk management strategy or just a legal lottery ticket? Let's break down what this means for businesses and the world of insurance.
A massive reactor failure, a denied claim, and a legal battle over one tricky policy exclusion. See how Nucor Steel fought its insurers and won $14 million, and what it means for your own coverage.
A faculty adviser for Indiana University's student paper was fired after a clash over press freedom. Now he's suing, and the case could have big implications for student journalism.
In a lawsuit that's turning heads in the insurance world, Berkley claims Liberty Mutual's lawyers negotiated a $5.86 million settlement, only for the carrier to refuse to pay. We break down the stunning allegations of bad faith and stonewalling.
A new lawsuit in Dallas is testing a Texas law that could erase local city ordinances. Find out what this legal battle means for your business insurance, from EPLI to Workers' Comp.
A workers' comp case took a surprising turn years into litigation, forcing a new insurer to pay. Learn why the Kentucky Supreme Court's "last exposure rule" decision is a must-know for every carrier.
A recent Iowa Supreme Court ruling has settled a long-standing debate in workers' comp. We're breaking down what this means for classifying skin injuries and why it matters for your claims.
A new class-action lawsuit in Ohio claims GEICO is using hidden deductions to underpay total loss settlements. Find out what's really going on and what it could mean for your policy.