Browsing: legal

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.

A federal judge has granted Bradley Pierre’s request to vacate a default in a civil racketeering case brought by the American Transit Insurance Company, allowing him to challenge allegations of a large-scale insurance fraud scheme.

Former insurance executive Greg Lindberg has been granted a 30-day extension to file objections to a pre-sentence investigation report.

A recent court decision has dismissed a claim filed by Insulation Coatings & Consultants, LLC against Liberty Mutual Insurance Company over construction bonds related to the SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine project.

A recent court decision found an insurance agency liable for failing to manage premium payments, leaving homeowners without coverage when their home was destroyed by fire.