Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
A recent deadly tugboat collision in Miami is a heartbreaking reminder of the immense responsibility that comes with operating on the water. We'll break down the complex insurance implications, from seaman's manslaughter charges to the types of coverage that come into play in such a tragedy.
A woman in Texas was wrongfully charged with murder, and her subsequent lawsuit was dismissed. This shocking case highlights a terrifying question: if you were wrongfully arrested, would your insurance cover the massive legal bills?
A judge has ordered UnitedHealth to produce thousands of documents in a lawsuit alleging its AI denies care to sick patients. Let's break down what's really happening and why it matters for everyone.
Think your small business is safe from major cyber litigation? Think again. A new wave of lawsuits targeting common website tracking tools is exploding, and small businesses are the primary target.
Georgia is paying out $3 million to military families after failing to honor their out-of-state professional licenses. Find out what happened and why this landmark case matters for military spouses everywhere.
A new lawsuit accuses Perplexity AI of sharing user data with Google and Meta. As an insurance expert, this story is a massive red flag, highlighting the hidden risks of AI tools and what it means for your business's cyber coverage.
Los Angeles's water and power utility is asking investors for money while facing hundreds of lawsuits from a devastating wildfire. Let's break down this high-stakes financial gamble and what it signals about climate risk.
When Hurricane Debby hit Sarasota, homeowners thought they were prepared. But when a county dike failed, it raised a critical question: is it an act of God, or is someone else to blame for the flood damage?
Tired of reacting to outrageous plaintiff demands? Discover the psychological trick they're using against you and learn how to flip the script by setting your own powerful, data-driven anchor.
You file a property claim, but the check is way smaller than you expected. The culprit is often depreciation, but can your insurer depreciate the cost of labor, too? A recent court case against Cincinnati Casualty gives us a clear, and perhaps frustrating, answer.
For over 60 years, a quirky rule in Florida required an expert witness just to decide on attorney fees. A recent court decision just called it a "sea change" and got rid of it. Here's what this means for the future of insurance claims.
A Florida court recently made a heartbreaking ruling in a workers' comp case, denying a catastrophically injured driver a trip to see his family for mental health. This case draws a critical line in the sand for what's considered "medically necessary."