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  1. October 11, 2018

    4 Important Insurance Decisions You May Have Missed

    Courts around the country have issued a number of important decisions over the past few months, including an Ohio court’s first-of-its-kind finding that lost bitcoin is covered property under a homeowner’s policy and the Sixth Circuit’s ruling that a bank’s insufficient notice to its insurers defeated its claim for $75 million in False Claims Act coverage. Here, Law360 looks at four key insurance rulings you may have missed.

  2. September 28, 2018

    Travelers Prevails In Hotel Data Breach Coverage Battle

    A Florida federal court on Friday ruled that a Travelers insurer has no duty to defend a hotel operator's information technology subsidiary against allegations that it was responsible for a data breach that exposed hotel customers' credit card data, finding that the claim doesn't trigger the personal injury coverage in the IT company's policy.

  3. May 01, 2018

    Travelers Says Hotel Claims Over Data Breach Are A Ruse

    A Travelers unit asked a Florida federal court Monday to find it does not have to pay a hotel company's subsidiary for alleged data breach losses, saying it was attempting to trigger coverage with a false claim letter.

  4. March 14, 2018

    4 Important Insurance Decisions To Watch For This Spring

    Insurance companies and policyholders will be keeping an eye out this spring for courts' guidance on a slew of key insurance issues, including the Florida Supreme Court's decision on the requirements for holding an insurer liable for bad faith claims handling and a federal court's ruling on whether a traditional liability policy covers data breach losses. Here, Law360 looks at four rulings to watch for over the next few months.

  5. October 13, 2017

    Travelers Unit Says It Needn't Cover Hotel Breach Claim

    A Travelers unit told a Florida federal court Thursday that it has no duty to defend a hotel company's information technology subsidiary against a claim for losses relating to a data breach, saying the situation doesn't constitute personal injury or property damage covered by a pair of general liability policies.

  6. September 08, 2017

    Hotel IT Firm Says Travelers Must Defend Data Breach Claim

    A hotel chain's information technology subsidiary asked a Florida federal court late Thursday to rule that a Travelers unit must cover its defense of a claim that it was responsible for a data breach targeting the chain's credit card payment system, arguing that coverage is available under multiple provisions in its commercial general liability policies.

  7. March 28, 2017

    St. Paul Says No Duty To Cover $2.4M Loss After Data Breach

    St. Paul Fire & Marine asked a Florida district court Monday to rule it does not have to cover a hotel chain's information technology subsidiary for $2.4 million in costs and fines stemming from a data breach in its hotel credit card payment system.

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