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Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. and Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. received final court approval for a $147 million settlement in a nine-year-old class action lawsuit alleging breach of cost of insurance policy provisions.

NFIB is urging members of the Senate Judiciary Committee to support meaningful insurance reform aimed at curbing lawsuit abuse and lowering costs for small business owners.

Trial over Amazon worker’s life insurance policy delayed by two months

An Indiana appeals court has ruled that State Farm must cover injuries sustained by a pedestrian hit by an electric scooter under the company’s uninsured motorist policy.

A federal judge has sided with property owners in a dispute over insurance coverage, ruling that American National Lloyds Insurance Company must defend the owners in a personal injury case related to a construction site accident.

The Law Offices of Jason Turchin, a national leader in life insurance litigation, highlights common reasons for life insurance claim denials and provides guidance for beneficiaries.

A recent case highlighted the potential complications of naming a minor as the primary beneficiary of a life insurance policy. Learn about the legal hurdles and alternative strategies.

The Indian Supreme Court emphasizes the importance of full disclosure in insurance contracts, stating that non-disclosure of material facts can lead to claim repudiation.

A Florida appeals court has overturned a lower court’s decision, allowing a homeowner’s lawsuit against Citizens Property Insurance Corporation over water damage to move forward. The ruling centers on the role of expert testimony in determining the timing of the damage.

A subsidiary of Travelers Cos. Inc., Charter Oak Fire Insurance Co., has been sued over its denial of a hail damage claim. The policyholder is now seeking to compel an appraisal process.