Articles about Insurance Litigation in Insurance
Ever heard of companies funding lawsuits in exchange for a cut of the settlement? It's a growing business, and Washington state is stepping in with new rules. Here's what it means for the insurance world.
A federal appeals court just handed a massive victory to Houston homeowners whose properties were flooded by government-managed dams during Hurricane Harvey. This ruling could change everything for property owners near federal flood-control projects.
A recent North Carolina Supreme Court ruling has major implications for workers' comp liability. We break down the case and what it means for any business that hires contractors or off-duty help.
A new law in Georgia is cracking down on "litigation funding," and it could have a real impact on liability insurance. Let's break down what this practice is, why insurers are concerned, and what these changes mean for you.
A Massachusetts judge just upheld a guilty verdict against an advisor for his annuity sales disclosures. This case is a huge wake-up call for any professional who wears both the "advisor" and "agent" hat.
The recent tragedy at Brown University and the subsequent federal probe are more than just headlines. For anyone in risk management or insurance, this is a live-action case study on campus liability and the critical role of insurance in a crisis.
Major retailers like Target and Walmart are being sued over potentially contaminated baby formula they didn't even make. Let's break down how product liability works and why this is a huge insurance lesson for any business that sells products.
When you think of insurance fraud, you might picture a staged car accident. But a recent case in Kentucky involving tobacco farmers, a warehouse manager, and the FBI is a wild story of how deep these schemes can go.
The recent EEOC lawsuit against a Wendy's in Ohio for discrimination is more than just a headline. It's a critical warning for every business owner about a huge risk your standard insurance probably doesn't cover.
In a dramatic court filing, Howden US countersues Brown & Brown, arguing that a mass employee exodus wasn't poaching. They claim it was a direct result of a toxic work environment at the rival brokerage.
A jury just handed Johnson & Johnson a staggering $1.5 billion verdict in a talc cancer case. Let's break down what this massive award means and explore the huge ripple effects for corporate liability and the insurance world.
A New York Times reporter is suing giants like Google and OpenAI over AI training data. This isn't just a tech headline; it's a potential earthquake for insurance, especially for Tech E&O and IP policies.