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  • November 10, 2026

    Colo. Justices To Resolve Split On Insurer Disclosure Law

    The Colorado Supreme Court has agreed to resolve an appellate court split over whether state law imposes a penalty or damages against an insurer for failing to comply with a statute requiring it to provide certain policy information to claimants.

  • November 10, 2026

    Mass. Justices Say Gym's Waiver Not Valid In Child Injury Suit

    Massachusetts' highest court ruled Tuesday that a children's gymnastics school cannot rely on a liability waiver to shield itself from claims brought on behalf of a child injured during a class, reviving a negligence lawsuit against the facility.

  • November 10, 2026

    Wash. Appeals Court Cuts $87M Of Crash Verdict

    A Washington state appeals court on Tuesday cut a large portion of a $103 million judgment against insurer Nationwide over coverage for a car crash that killed three children, reversing awards based on what the court said was the inappropriate application of Ohio law and an unsuccessful Insurance Fair Conduct Act claim.  

  • November 10, 2026

    11th Circ. Asked To Nix Penalties For Captive Deductions

    The U.S. Tax Court improperly imposed additional accuracy-related penalties against a Florida business for deductions it took for microcaptive insurance expenses, the business's owner told the Eleventh Circuit, saying the Tax Court's analysis of the case can't be reconciled with binding circuit precedent.

  • November 10, 2026

    Toyota Insurance Loses TRO Bid In Farmers Underwriting Suit

    A Delaware Chancery Court judge has denied Toyota Insurance's request to pause policy renewal letters slated to start rolling out this week from underwriter Farmers Insurance Exchange, saying the automaker waited too long before filing its contract breach suit against Farmers, and now there's insufficient time to craft a workable temporary restraining order.

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