A long line of Illinois court cases has held that damage caused by construction defects isn’t covered by commercial general...
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State Farm must pay an uninsured motorist claim for injuries caused by an electric motor scooter even though the scooter...
New Jersey’s Direct Action Statute allows a condominium association’s construction defects claims against an insurer, but the plaintiff must comply...
Homeowners and public adjusters may now feel a little more emboldened to record an insurance adjuster’s inspection of a home,...
As the COVID-19 pandemic began to spread around the world last year, businesses faced unprecedented certainty and disruption, leading to...
Because of “ambiguous” policy language in a complicated insurance contract, a directors and officers insurer may be liable for more...
NEW YORK — U.S. insurers are strengthening language in policies that cover business losses to protect them from future claims...
Confusing language in a policy issued by an excess insurer puts the carrier on the hook for up to $5...
Appellate courts in Florida and Oklahoma this week upheld the right of policyholders to assign their right to collect benefits...
There’s an unusual asset up for grabs in Century 21 Stores’ going-out-of-business sale: a stake in its long-shot legal fight...