Articles about Liability Insurance in Insurance
The Supreme Court just tossed out a lawsuit from Florida aimed at California and Washington's immigrant driver's license policies. Let's break down what this unusual state-vs-state fight was all about and what it means for the trucking and insurance industries.
An oil pipeline in East L.A. was ruptured by a third-party contractor, creating a massive, expensive mess. We're breaking down the complex insurance domino effect to see who's on the hook and what it means for your own business.
The FAA has admitted it failed to act on warnings before a tragic jet-copter collision that killed 67 people. For the insurance world, this is more than a headline—it's a multi-billion dollar case study in liability and negligence.
Snap, YouTube, and TikTok just settled a massive lawsuit with schools over student addiction. Let's break down why this is a potential earthquake for liability insurance and the tech industry.
Ever worry about a lawsuit wiping out your savings? Umbrella insurance is extra liability coverage that kicks in when your standard policies max out. Let's break down what it is, who needs it, and why it might be the most important policy you don't have.
When a self-driving car has to choose between two bad outcomes, who's at fault? Let's untangle the massive insurance headache of autonomous robots and figure out who pays the bill.
A massive farm bill just passed the House, but the real story is what got cut at the last minute—a rule that would have shielded pesticide makers from lawsuits. Let's break down why this is a multi-billion dollar headache for product liability insurers.
A simple trip to Costco ended with a life-changing spinal injury and a massive $5.2 million jury award. We'll break down how this happened and what it means for your own auto insurance coverage.
Three students are suing Brown University for negligence after a campus shooting. Let's break down what this means, how liability insurance comes into play, and the tough questions it raises for every college campus.
A Massachusetts court just upheld a massive $56 million award against Philip Morris. This isn't just a legal headline; it's a major signal for the insurance industry about the rising tide of "nuclear verdicts" and what they mean for liability coverage.
A federal jury found Carnival Cruise Line negligent for serving a passenger over a dozen shots before a serious fall. Let's break down this stunning $300,000 case and what it means for business liability.
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.