South Carolina Court penalizes Penn National with a $27 million payment for its failure to defend a policyholder in a construction defect lawsuit, despite coverage limitations.
A federal judge in California rules that Elon Musk must face a lawsuit alleging his statements about the Twitter buyout created market uncertainty, impacting investors.
In a landmark decision, the Illinois Supreme Court overturns years of precedent, ruling that damage from construction defects may be covered under commercial general liability policies.
DuPont, Chemours, and Corteva agree to pay $110 million to Ohio for environmental damage from PFAS chemicals used in a West Virginia facility, marking a significant legal resolution.
In the labyrinth of insurance litigation, the focus often shifts to insurers’ adherence to state laws in claim handling, raising crucial questions of fairness and good faith.
A lawsuit claims UnitedHealth used an AI model with a high error rate to deny necessary medical coverage to elderly patients, sparking debates on AI’s role in health insurance.
Patients and doctors challenge a major insurer’s reliance on technology for processing health claims, highlighting a loss of personal touch and rising legal concerns.
In the shadow of labor activism, a former Apple employee faces a career impasse, spotlighting the potential repercussions of speaking out in the tech industry.
A condominium’s claim for damage caused by unstable excavation material highlights the intricate interpretations of ’falling objects’ in insurance policies.
