Browsing: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has dismissed a conservative challenge to the Affordable Care Act’s requirement that insurers cover preventive care at no cost to patients.

The Supreme Court has directed the formation of a Special Investigation Team to probe allegations of insurance fraud involving a potentially ‘planted’ vehicle in a 2017 road accident case.

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 Supreme Court decision in mid-2025 could dramatically alter the landscape of class action lawsuits, potentially allowing insurers and other businesses to fend off claims more easily. This article explores the implications of ‘Lab. Corp. of Am. Holdings v. Davis’.

The Supreme Court’s decision in *Connelly v. United States* clarifies the valuation of life insurance proceeds in estate tax calculations, impacting closely held corporations and their succession planning.

The Supreme Court of India has provided clarity on when a life insurance claim can be rejected due to the non-disclosure of pre-existing insurance policies, emphasizing the materiality of such omissions.

The Supreme Court’s decision in Connelly v. United States changes how life insurance proceeds affect estate tax valuation for businesses, potentially increasing tax liability and requiring businesses to re-evaluate their succession plans.