Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
A recent federal court ruling in Missouri sided with a spouse seeking separate damages for loss of consortium. Find out how poorly drafted policy language created two separate payouts and what it means for your own coverage.
A massive $4.7 million fraud lawsuit against personal injury attorneys, once thought dead, is back on. We'll break down what happened and why this court decision is a huge deal for the insurance world.
Ever wonder how insurance companies fight back against massive fraud? Allstate just got a major win in a $4.7 million case in Texas, and the tool they're using might surprise you. Here's what happened and why it matters.
A major insurer was just hit with a fraud settlement exceeding half a billion dollars, and the whistleblowers are walking away with nearly $100 million. Let's break down what happened and why this massive penalty actually matters to all of us.
In a significant turn of events, sexual assault charges against former AIG executive David McElroy have been dropped in Vermont. We're breaking down the latest developments in this high-profile case.
A judge has scheduled a critical hearing focusing on police search procedures in the murder case of former UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. This isn't just a legal formality; the outcome could dramatically alter the course of the entire trial.
A new bill in Florida is taking aim at third-party litigation funders, proposing a simple but radical idea: the person suing should always get more money than the company funding the lawsuit. Let's break down what this really means for you and the insurance world.
A law firm is facing nearly $1 million in fees and sanctions for failing to vet claims in the massive 3M earplug settlement. Let's break down this cautionary tale and what it means for anyone in the insurance and legal world.
A textile company lost $1.4 million to a common email scam. When they turned to their crime insurance, they were denied. Here's the shocking reason why, and what it means for your business.
Ever wonder why jury awards are getting astronomically high? It's not just economic inflation. We're diving into the 'social inflation' crisis, a powerful mix of changing public attitudes and litigation funding that's shaking the insurance world to its core.
We blame "social inflation" for rising claims costs, but what if the real problem is our own atrophied negotiation skills? Let's talk about why the defense is losing at the bargaining table and how we can start winning again.
A recent report uncovered widespread neglect and abuse in Michigan nursing homes. We break down the heartbreaking findings and discuss what you can do to protect your loved ones.