Browsing: Litigation

Experts and advocates debate the primary drivers of rising insurance rates, with climate change emerging as a key factor.

A consumer advocacy group disputes the insurance industry’s claims that litigation is the primary cause of rising property and casualty insurance rates.

A recent federal court ruling sheds light on an insurance dispute stemming from water damage at a New York construction project, impacting several insurers and highlighting key legal principles.

A van owner’s attempt to sue Progressive insurance in a class action over the sale of a vehicle previously declared a total loss has been rejected by the court. The suit centered on claims of fraud and misrepresentation related to the vehicle’s title.

A CEO of a steakhouse chain is facing a lawsuit from a terminated franchisee and has been denied insurance coverage. This article outlines the steps the CEO can take to potentially overturn the insurance company’s decision.

An insurance agent responds to a recent article that he believes misrepresents the realities of the Florida insurance market.

The Second Appellate District of the California Court of Appeal upheld a lower court’s decision that wildfire debris on a property doesn’t constitute “direct physical loss” if no burn damage occurred, impacting homeowner insurance claims.