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Insurance - May, 2026

191 articles

• Colo. Church Says Hailstorm Claim Payment Falls Short
• Club Can't Get Coverage For Patron Death Suit, Insurer Says
• Texas Justices To Weigh Attys' $126K Sanction In Horse Row
• Ill. Couple Can't Get Extra Coverage For Crash, 7th Circ. Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Recent Actions Signal Increased NYDFS Health Cyber Focus
• Your Next Litigation Hold Should Cover AI Chat Logs
• 'Operation Hard Money' Marks New Phase In Synthetic ID Fraud
• Weil Hit By Cyberattack Impacting Client Files
• UnitedHealthcare Defrauded Mass. Of $100M, AG Says
• Samsung Must Face Insurer's $653K Electric Range Fire Suit
• Cuts To Benefits Come With Risks For Employers, Attys Say
• Insurance Brokers Sold 'Worthless' Policies, Ill. Suit Says
• UnitedHealthcare Unit Settles PrEP Coverage Fight
• Property Owner's Insurer Must Defend Manager In Assault
• $40M Ballet Abuse Suits Not Covered, Insurer Tells Va. Court
• Calif. City Says Insurer Lowballed Historic Ballpark Fire Claim
• Studying Foreign Languages Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurer's $1M Settlement Breached Consulting Firm's Policy
• 6th Circ. Backs Insurer In Michigan Jewelry Store Flood Fight
• 6th Circ. Ruling Highlights Split On Labor Cost Depreciation
• Class Wants OK On $8.8M State Farm 'Diminished Value' Deal
• Golf Club Ends Hurricane Coverage Fight With Allianz Unit
• Ex-Federal Prosecutor Picked As NJ Insurance Fraud Chief
• Insurer Fights Coverage Bid For Postfire Rental Income Loss
• Humana Investor Sues Over Alleged Kickback Scheme
• Murdaugh Reversal Masks Deeper Justice System Issues
• Travelers Can't Halt Water Damage Fight, Senior Home Says
• Chinese Bank Hit With Suit Claiming Reinsurance Fraud
• Insurers Will Pay Bulk Of $10M Wrongful Conviction Deal
• Tanger Says NC Justices Can't Review COVID Coverage Fight
• NC Justices Revive Insurance Co.'s Noncompete Suit
• 11th Circ. Can't Hear Sex Trafficking Coverage Dispute
• Wage Disclosure Suit Doesn't Trigger Coverage, Judge Says
• 'Regretful' Billionaire Gets 12 Years For $2B Fraud, Bribery
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Aon Hit With $120M Retirement Plan Underperformance Suit
• Attys Hijacked 1,000 Storm Cases In 'Shakedown,' Suit Says
• Ex-CEO Imprisoned With Lindberg Urges Lenient Sentence
• Insurer Says It Need Not Defend Auto Dealers In Ill. BIPA Suit
• Corewell Health Faces Suit Over Alleged 'Fake' Medical Debt
• Construction Co. Says Denver Zoo Owes $250K For Exhibit
• Geico Settles Pa. Probe Into AI-Driven Policy Cancellations
• 6th Circ. Says Insurer Owes Coverage For Ohio Building Fire
• USI Says Ex-Producer Took Clients To Rival Brokerage
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Survey Finds Legal Malpractice Claim Frequency Grew In 2025
• Insurer Can't Nix Counterclaims In $1.8M Judgment Dispute
• No Coverage Owed In Arcade's Trademark Suit, Judge Says
• Texas Panel Weighs If AG Can Sue Allstate Data Unit In State
• Insurers Convince Ga. Panel To Toss Personal Injury Suit
• AmTrust Unit On Hook In Conn. Collapse Claims, Insurer Says
• Texas Ruling Makes Avoiding Appraisal Nearly Impossible
• Ga. HOA Says $10M Dog Attack Suit Must Be Covered
• 5 Risks For US Cos. From New EU Product Liability Directive
• NY Times Word Puzzles Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Anthem Affiliates Can't Duck Suit Over Colo. Claims
• Feds Want 14 Years For Mogul Who Sought 'Valhalla On Earth'
• Error In Policy Doesn't Double Coverage, Insurer Says
• Lloyd's Can't Undo Remand Order In Hurricane Damage Fight
• OpenAI Says ChatGPT Misuse Is Users' Responsibility
• Utah Condo Builder Says Insurer Stalled Water Damage Claim
• Builder Not Covered In Home Construction Fight, Insurer Says
• Law School's Missed Lesson: Diagnose Before Arguing
• Premiums To Struggling Insurer Are 'Debts,' Conn. Panel Told
• Cigna Can't Knock Out 401(k) Forfeiture, Fund Suit
• BU Says Insurer Wrongly Denied COVID Claims Defense Costs
• AIG Unit Doesn't Owe $2.5M For Pollution Defense Costs
• 11th Circ. Says Two-Dismissal Rule Sinks Boat Insurer's Claim
• Mich. Hospitals Say CVS Diverted $66M In 340B Drug Savings
• Becoming The Biz-Savvy GC That Portfolio Companies Need
• Anthem Inks $3.6M Settlement In Proton Beam Therapy Suit
• Luxury Seattle Store Says State Farm Owes For Protest Theft
• Fla. Agency Owed No Legal Duty In Fraud Probes, Court Says
• Boeing Owed Duty To Worker's Future Kid, Wash. Panel Says
• Senior Home Says Colo. Is Right Venue For Insurance Dispute
• Aetna Denied A Freeze On Trans Facial Surgery Order
• Reel Justice: 'Project Hail Mary' Can Aid Cross-Examination
• State Farm Says Stove's Maker Must Pay For Fire Damage
• Del. Judge Sanctions Insurance Attys For 'Sloppy Lawyering'
• Couple Says Broker's 'Tandem Plan' Cost Them Over $15M
• NY Court Tosses Challenge To Insurers' Anti-Adjuster Clause
• Hanover Not Liable For Coverage Gap, Mass. Court Affirms
• Trisura Says Policy Doesn't Cover $25M Wrongful Death Case
• Farmers Secures Retrial On $6.4M Medical Costs Award
• Mangione Can Suppress Some Evidence In NY Murder Case
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Survive The Tech Revolution
• Lindberg Wants Credit For Time Served Applied To Sentence
• 2nd Circ. Judge Flags 'Weird' Objection To $147.5M Deal
• Insurer Owes No Coverage In Ill. Genetic Testing Fraud Suit
• Coach Not Covered In $10M Sex Abuse Case, NC Judge Says
• What Jury Holdouts Can Teach Trial Lawyers About Strategy
• Big E Operator Says Insurers Can't Reject MMA Death Claim
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 3 AI Adoption Mistakes GCs Should Avoid
• Insurer Says Denver Law Firm Let $825K Deal Go To Scammer
• Moda Health Settles Wilderness Therapy Coverage Suit
• Albertsons Not Covered In Opioid Litigation, Del. Judge Says
• Takeda Cashed In From Delay Of Generic IBS Drug, Jury Told
• Playing Basketball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• CORRECTED: Wood Smith Brings On Litigator In Atlanta
• Insurers Accused Of Stonewalling On $2.7M Hurricane Claims
• HealthSplash CEO Found Guilty In $450M Medicare Fraud Trial
• Colo. Jury Awards $1.3M To I-70 Project Subcontractor
• Denny's Franchisees Say Insurers Shirked Wage Suit Defense
• The Biz Court Digest: Georgia Court Has Business On Its Mind
• Data Center Insurance Boom May Obscure Claims' Difficulty
• Conn. Doctor Asked To Pay $880K In IVF Fraud Dispute
• Murdaugh Murder Conviction Overturned By SC High Court
• Couple Settles Annuity Fraud Suit With Ameritas, Ex-Agent
• Insurer, Ex-Camp Counselor End Sex Abuse Coverage Suit
• Insurer Says No Coverage Above $1M For Injured Biker Row
• 7th Circ. Urged To Revive Hartford $4M Wire Fraud Fight
• Under Armour Says Insurers Shouldn't Get Repayment Interest
• New Precedent Revives $6.6M IRS Penalty Fight, Broker Says
• Legal Risks Rise As Construction-Site Drone Use Soars
• 4 Emerging Approaches To AI Protective Order Language
• Ga. Panel Revives Broker Negligence Suit Over $1M Deal
• Insurer Needn't Cover Pre-Policy Losses, 8th Circ. Says
• Liberty Mutual Gets $103M Age Bias Verdict Cut To $20M
• NJ Justices Back Coverage Exclusion Reservation Of Rights
• Insurer Says Late Notice Warrants Repayment For Crash Deal
• Colorado Justices Decline To Rehear Insurer Cooperation Suit
• Navigating Insurance And Contract Risks Amid Hormuz Crisis
• Mich. Providers Say Jury Must Weigh Allstate RICO Claims
• Insurer Must Cover Water Damage At Ind. School, Court Told
• Heppner Ruling Left AI Privilege Risk For Lawyers Unresolved
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Agencies Pitch Employers Offering Voluntary Fertility Benefits
• ChatGPT Suit Points To Ups And Downs Of Pro Se AI Use
• Panama Beats Banesco Claim Over Public Works Bonds
• Calif. Hits GM With Record $12.75M Data Privacy Penalty
• Texas Justices Order Appraisal In $40M Flood Damage Dispute
• 6th Circ. Backs Ex-Fed Worker's Long COVID Benefits Denial
• Transpo Tracker: Boeing 737 Max, John Deere Deal
• Fla. Panel Revives Homeowners' Storm Damage Suit
• The Ethics And Practicalities Of Representing AI Agents
• Progressive Ducks $1M Crash Liability After Policy Reversal
• Notable Q1 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Insurer Doesn't Owe Coverage For Missouri Tree-Cutting Suit
• Insurance Co. Says Fraudster Can't Arbitrate $524M Claim
• Insurer Owes No Coverage For Mall Pollution, Fla. Judge Says
• Colo. Jury Asked To Award I-70 Project Contractor $32.5M
• Insurer 'Arbitrarily' Cut NC Farmers' Coverage, Court Told
• Conn. Diocese Settles Abuse Defense Suit Against Travelers
• Insurer Needn't Cover Real Estate Co.'s $330K Arbitration Bill
• NJ Justices Bar PI Damages For 'Collectible' Future Med Bills
• Safeguarding RWI Coverage As Materiality Focus Persists
• New PBGC Amicus Program Offers Input On Important Cases
• Insurer Beats Calif. Health Group's Discovery Costs Suit
• Harvard Pilgrim Sued Over 'Ghost' Mental Health Network
• Speed Jigsaw Puzzling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Lindberg Says He Owes 'Zero' Despite $1.6B Restitution Report
• Fla. Court Asked To Lift Freeze In $91M Fake Health Plans Suit
• Prospect Medical Captive Insurer Files Ch. 15 In Texas
• AIG Says Homeowners Waived Bid For New Damages Trial
• NC Insurance Dept. Properly Revoked Appraiser's License
• Fla. Couple Sentenced For Evading $37M In Payroll Taxes
• Judge Won't Certify Minn. Fraud Question In Cancer Drug MDL
• Documenting Business Purpose After IRS' 10th Circ. Win
• 4th Circ. Appears Unpersuaded By $22M Tax Fraud Appeal
• Chubb Units Must Cover Environmental Contamination Claim
• Ship Owner, Insurer To Pay $17M For Puerto Rico Reef Harm
• Insurers Ask To Ignore Simplified Foreign Currency Rules
• ERISA Recap: 5 Litigation Developments From April
• Wash. Panel Revives GLP-1 Health Plan Coverage Fight
• NC Law Firm Can Pursue Coverage In $510K Loan Fraud Row
• Court Backs MassMutual's $1.5M Life Policy Termination
• Contractor Says Early Exit Is Unsupported In Premium Hike Suit
• AI Data Center Boom May Spur Wave Of Toxic Tort Suits
• SVB's $73M Fraud Losses Not Covered, Insurers Say
• Insurer Loses Bid To Recoup $3.4M Coverage For Grill Fire
• Travelers Unit Says No Coverage In Cannabis Explosion Suits
• State Farm Bungled LA Wildfire Claims, Calif. Regulator Says
• Construction Co. Seeks $2.9M Over Lejeune Build Delays
• Hospital Group Calls Anthem's Out-Of-Network Plan Unlawful
• How Geopolitical Risk Affects Data Center Coverage
• Fla. Contractor Says Policy Covers Defective Door Death Suit
• Pillsbury Launches Boston Office With Latham Litigator
• Broker Says It's Not To Blame For Harvard's Lack Of Coverage
• Texas Beach Town Can Keep Most New Rental Rules For Now
• 2 AI Snafus Show Why Attys Can't Outsource Judgment
• NYDFS Fines Delta Dental $2.25M Over MOVEit Data Breach
• Insurer Sanctioned For 'Willful' Discovery Defiance
• 5 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In May
• Steel Firm Workers Get OK For $1.8M ESOP Deal, $600K Fee
• Hartford Unit Owed Contractor Coverage In Data Center Row
• Med Groups Say HHS Stalling Challenge To Vax Changes
• Supplier Says Travelers Must Cover Nestle Defect Claims
• Texas Plastics Co. Seeks To Nix Full Captive Rules In 5th Circ.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London