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  • October 23, 2026

    Citizens Tells Fla. Justices Arbitration Forum Isn't Biased

    Florida's insurer of last resort urged the state's top court to reverse a trial court's refusal to enforce a policy arbitration clause, arguing there is no evidence supporting the lower court's determination that the insurer's relationship with the state tips the scales in its favor in front of an arbitrator.

  • October 23, 2026

    IRS Fights For Microcaptive Reporting Rules In 5th Circuit

    The Fifth Circuit should restore a vacated regulation that required disclosure of certain microcaptive transactions due to the risk of tax avoidance and uphold another related rule that carried a lower penalty for reporting failures, the government said Friday, arguing against a plastics manufacturer fighting to eliminate both.

  • October 23, 2026

    Insurer Can't Exit Captive Carrier Fight, NC Justices Rule

    The North Carolina Supreme Court on Friday backed a state Business Court decision denying a Georgia insurance company's bid to dismiss third-party claims brought against it in a shareholder dispute over the demise of a defunct captive insurer.

  • October 23, 2026

    Daycare, Insurers Settle Fight Over $1M Negligence Verdict

    An Alabama daycare, its insurers and a woman whose child was left in a van during a field trip have reached a $325,000 deal to end a coverage dispute over a $1 million verdict the woman won against the center, according to federal court filings.

  • October 23, 2026

    PFAS Ruling Extinguishes A Policyholder Path To Coverage

    Following an Ohio federal court's recent ruling in Fire-Dex v. Admiral Insurance, policyholders whose PFAS exposure is concentrated in workplace products will see bids for coverage fail under the occupational-disease exclusion, giving insurers a defense well suited for the category of claims that has been most resistant to pollution exclusions, say attorneys at Benesch.

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