Greater Bridgeport Transit keeps verdict after counsel's "improper" opening remarks
Four appeal claims, zero wins - even with remarks the judge called prejudicial
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Minnesota Settles Over Fraudulent Claims for Child Nutrition Funds
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced that he has filed a civil lawsuit and an $18.5 million settlement of the civil lawsuit with Partners in Nutrition, d/b/a Partners in Quality Care (&#
QBE, Canopius, Aon, Sompo: 12 APAC insurance people moves of the week
Chubb, AIG, Aviso Specialty, Lockton, Delta Insurance, Munich Re Specialty, Hannover Re and AlphaRe also made personnel changes over the last week. The post QBE, Canopius, Aon, Sompo: 12 APAC insuranc
GEICO policyholder alleges insurer kept him in the dark for years
Policyholder says GEICO let a default judgment balloon while he was kept in the dark
No Surprises Act defaults may be costing self-funded employers
More than one in five arbitration rulings are decided by default, and plan sponsors rarely see why
Google steers social media coverage dispute with AIG to California
Google filed its coverage suit just 16 days before AIG went to Delaware
Insurer and contractor tag-team Kinsale, Mt. Hawley over three-year coverage standoff
A ladder fall in 2022 has sparked a coverage war that's been brewing since February 2023
Florida’s Private Railroad, Brightline, Files for Bankruptcy
Florida’s Brightline has filed for bankruptcy protection after years of lower-than-expected revenue left it unable to repay billions it borrowed to finance the Miami-to-Orlando private railroad.
South Florida Hoping to Dry Out After Heavy Rains Swamp Cars, Overflow Sewers
Torrential rainfall in south Florida was enough to swamp cars and overflow sewage drains, but damage may have been limited by local governments’ renewed efforts to clear debris and improve drain
Federal Insurance keeps excess position after Reliance insolvency leaves coverage gap
Covered means covered - even when the insurer behind the policy can't pay
Great American asks court to cut YMCA loose over decades-old abuse claim
Insurer argues four decades and four policy types all point the same way – no coverage
TDI Launches Tool Showing Why Carriers Don’t Approve Policies
The Texas Department of Insurance this week launched a tool that allows residents to see reasons for why insurance companies decline, non-renew or cancel home and auto insurance policies. The webpage
Georgia High Court Declines to Hear Darlington School Abuse Liability, Clearing Insurers
A Georgia Court of Appeals decision will stand, absolving five insurers of liability coverage and putting an end to long-running litigation stemming from revelations of child sexual abuse at boarding
Ken Griffin Runs Into Miami Resistance Over Personal Helipad
Ken Griffin is running into opposition to his plans to build a personal heliport in Miami Beach, in a rare instance of pushback to the financier’s South Florida development spree. The leaders of
Michigan bans price optimization in property and casualty ratemaking
New law targets premiums based on willingness to pay, not risk – effective immediately
Benefits broker compensation rankings: Gallagher wins decade but Lockton surges clear
DOL Form 5500 data reveals a three-way race - and a lead that changed hands three times
Emerging markets credit guarantor Verdant Rock strikes 30% quota share deal
Bermudian specalised insurer provides financial guarantees for bonds, structured loans and complex financial instruments in emerging markets in Asia, Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe. The post
Acrisure accuses Insurica of plotting with ex-employee to poach school district clients
Brokerage giant alleges a same-day resignation and termination were no coincidence
Chubb elevates Lulu Tsai to head of marine, specialty for Hong Kong
She has nearly two decades of experience, with expertise across cargo, freight forwarders liability, hull, and fine art and specie. The post Chubb elevates Lulu Tsai to head of marine, specialty for H
Louisiana Manufacturing Company Sued for Disability Discrimination
Hunt Forest Products, L.L.C., a Ruston, Louisiana-based wood products manufacturing company, violated federal law when it terminated a laborer’s employment after learning he had a seizure while
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