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November 14, 2025
Manufacturer Wins Bid To Confirm $11M Award Against Allianz
An Allianz unit must pay a Singaporean manufacturing company nearly $11 million, a New York federal court has ruled, confirming an arbitration award over costs the company incurred defending and settling an underlying suit claiming that its former subsidiary misappropriated trade secrets from a competitor.
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November 14, 2025
Drafting For Distress: D&O Policy Tips Ahead Of Ch. 11 Filings
Considering recent bankruptcy statistics and the economic climate, now is a good time for companies to revisit their directors and officers liability insurance coverage, as understanding how these programs are structured and which terms matter at placement or renewal can materially improve protection for leaders of a distressed company, say attorneys at Reed Smith.
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November 14, 2025
NC Coastal Erosion Spurs Call For Proactive Flood Coverage
North Carolina's governor and the state insurance commissioner are calling on Congress to pass a bill that would cover homes on the brink of collapsing into the ocean under the National Flood Insurance Program — a problem currently plaguing the state's shoreline, where coastal erosion has claimed 27 homes along the Outer Banks since 2020.
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November 14, 2025
Ex-Berger Singerman Clients Seek Early Malpractice Suit Win
A pair of resort companies asked a Florida state judge for partial summary judgment in their suit accusing business firm Berger Singerman LLP of legal malpractice for mishandling their hurricane damage insurance suit, arguing that existing evidence already backs their claims.
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November 14, 2025
Contractor Not Covered In Explosion Suits, Insurer Says
A contractor is not entitled to coverage for a slew of underlying suits over a March 2022 home explosion, a Nationwide unit told a Missouri federal court, saying the contractor breached the excess policy's notice provision by waiting two years to inform it of the incident and resulting claims.
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