Browsing: insurance law

Businesses using corporate owned life insurance (COLI) and buy-sell agreements need to reassess their succession planning strategies following the Supreme Court’s decision in Connelly v. U.S.

The Supreme Court of Poland issued a key resolution on third-party liability insurance for motor vehicle owners, impacting the motor insurance market

A New York appeals court has ruled in favor of Catskill Barbeque, allowing the restaurant to pursue a claim for over $2 million in lost business income against Mid-Hudson Co-Operative Insurance Company.

State Farm escapes liability in complex case involving competing claims to life insurance policies

A Florida House subcommittee voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill that could significantly impact insurance litigation and consumer protections.

Drivers in Alabama could face hefty fines for even a one-day lapse in their vehicle insurance coverage, according to a 2011 law.

The Michigan Court of Appeals has overturned a lower court’s decision regarding insurance liability in a dealership shuttle van accident. The ruling, stemming from the case of Smith v. Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of Michigan, highlights complexities within the state’s no-fault system concerning courtesy transportation offered by businesses.

Drivers in Alabama could face hundreds of dollars in fines if their vehicle insurance lapses, even for a single day. This article explores the law and the debate surrounding its penalties.

Recent legislation in New York expands business interruption insurance to cover closures due to various incidents, including acts of violence and government orders, without requiring physical damage.

Starting July 1, Virginia requires all drivers to have vehicle insurance, with New Hampshire remaining the only state without this requirement. Learn about the changes and increased liability limits.