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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.

A federal judge in Florida has denied State Farm’s motion for summary judgment in a case concerning insurance coverage for a car accident, emphasizing the potential legal significance of certificates of insurance.

The Georgia Court of Appeals sided with Hippo Insurance Services, upholding the enforceability of assignment clauses in insurance policies.

AssuredPartners (AP) is locked in a legal dispute with former employees and EPIC, alleging breaches of contract and misappropriation of trade secrets.

A recent court decision highlights the importance of adhering to insurance policy deadlines, as a company’s multimillion-dollar claim was denied due to late reporting of vandalism and theft.

Hartford Life & Accident Insurance Co. faces a nearly $200,000 bill for attorneys’ fees and costs following a confidential settlement in a life insurance dispute connected to the death of a Long Island art teacher.

A recent court decision in Oklahoma highlights the complexities of insurance claims when multiple affiliated companies are involved, with Liberty Mutual and Safeco now defending against a bad faith claim despite successfully dismissing a breach of contract claim.