Insurance Law
Dive into a dispute involving the United States Liability Insurance Company, where allegations of harassment and retaliation prompt questions about coverage duties and counsel rights.
Learn how this ruling defines the boundary between intentional conduct and accidental occurrences when evaluating coverage.
Learn why a New York court ruled that policy limits are not reduced by self-insured retentions, shaping how insurers must interpret coverage obligations.
Learn how non-physician healthcare providers navigate inconsistent state rules on malpractice insurance, creating compliance risks for organizations and individuals.
Learn why the Third Circuit overturned class certification in an auto insurance dispute, citing individualized issues of settlement that outweighed common questions.
The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act is currently paused, but core compliance obligations remain in effect. What does this mean for your team?
Learn why the Fourth Circuit’s ruling in Towers Watson narrows D&O coverage for M&A settlements, emphasizing the impact of a bump-up exclusion.
Cyber insurance claims are on the rise. Discover how securing boundary devices and adopting robust strategies can help safeguard against escalating threats.
Learn more about this significant development for insurers’ Chapter 11 rights and what it means for bankruptcy proceedings.
The size of punitive damages are spiraling to new levels. Learn more about how your organization can minimize its punitive damage award risk.
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