Browsing: insurance law

Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. and Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. received final court approval for a $147 million settlement in a long-standing class action dispute.

New legislation proposed in Florida could change how first-party insurance disputes are handled, potentially shifting to a ‘loser pays’ system for attorney fees.

A federal judge has allowed part of a lawsuit by the widow of a Dell Inc. employee to proceed, claiming she lost $775,000 in life insurance benefits due to inadequate information about converting her husband’s coverage.

California’s Third District Court of Appeal has ruled that hospitals cannot bypass Medi-Cal reimbursement by billing patients’ uninsured motorist coverage directly

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.