A Georgia couple's jurisdictional challenge was denied, an auto parts seller can't get extra coverage for damaged inventory, an Allianz unit can't dodge a suit seeking coverage for Igloo cooler injuries, and a... (more story)

State Farm urged a Seattle federal judge to slash policyholders' bid for attorney fees in two class actions in which the insurer was found liable for shortchanging customers on payouts for totaled vehicles, co... (more story)

LG Electronics USA Inc. doesn't owe an insurer for coverage it paid to a pair of homeowners after the cooktop burner on their LG electric range allegedly caused a fire, LG said in an answer to an insurer compl... (more story)

A Michigan federal judge said an aftermarket auto parts seller cannot seek coverage for expenses associated with inventory damaged by a rainwater leak because one of the company's policies bars coverage for it... (more story)

A Colorado-based flour processor urged a state court not to toss its claims over $6 million in coverage for equipment destroyed in a Texas mill explosion, contending insurance adjusters improperly refused to i... (more story)

Two Brit units have sued a U.S. claims outsourcer over the company's allegedly botched handling of a payout caused by Hurricane Laura in Louisiana that the insurance companies contend left them on the hook for... (more story)

A real estate development company urged a Washington federal court to reject its insurers' bid to avoid a suit seeking $5.3 million in coverage for damage to a motel that was supposed to be converted into affo... (more story)

The two Democratic candidates running to be California's top insurance regulator clashed in a debate over whether fire insurance should be reformed within the private market or become the remit of a public sys... (more story)

A Georgia federal court had jurisdiction over a homeowners insurance coverage dispute when it determined that a Peach State couple wasn't entitled to coverage for a suit brought by their neighbors over debris ... (more story)

A leader of data centers at Lockton says that the insurance market for the projects is strong despite their unique profiles and concentrated risks. James Nelson spoke to Law360 about the role all participants ... (more story)

GKN Aerospace Transparency Systems Inc. told a California federal court Thursday that its insurers are improperly refusing to honor their duty to defend the company in lawsuits and a civil investigation stemmi... (more story)

The average value of business interruption claims has increased by over 30% annually over the past two years, with the average claim nearing $1 million, due to factors such as geopolitical tensions, fragile su... (more story)

Several class actions alleging consumers were injured by defective handles on Igloo roller coolers triggered an insurer's duty to defend the company, an Illinois federal judge said Wednesday, denying most of t... (more story)

Los Angeles Dodgers owner Mark Walter and insurers owned by his holding company, Guggenheim Partners, have been hit with multiple proposed class actions alleging they sold annuities based on misrepresentations... (more story)

A Chubb unit told a Texas federal court Tuesday that a pollution exclusion bars coverage to GKN Aerospace Transparency Systems Inc. for underlying lawsuits and a civil investigation stemming from the overheati... (more story)

H&R Block's subsidiaries told a California federal judge on Friday that Liberty Mutual must pay over $6 million in costs they incurred defending themselves in an underlying suit filed by rival Intuit, which ac... (more story)

The parents of a 5-year-old killed in a hyperbaric chamber explosion and the center where he was receiving the therapy urged a Michigan federal court to reject an insurer's bid to avoid defending the center, s... (more story)

Massachusetts' highest court hinted Friday that it could order a judge to show how she calculated the restitution included in a $165 million judgment against three UnitedHealth-owned companies for deceptive ma... (more story)

An Intel contractor is not owed coverage for a worker's $9.4 million personal injury suit stemming from an alleged chemical inhalation at the technology corporation's plant, two Travelers units told an Oregon federal court.

An insurer asked a California federal judge to find that it did not breach its policy with an online advertising company by refusing coverage against a trademark lawsuit, saying the infringement claims are rel... (more story)

A Massachusetts medical practice that employed a rheumatologist now accused of sexually abusing hundreds of patients is asking a judge to find that insurer Coverys is obligated to defend and indemnify it and s... (more story)

A Seattle federal judge refused on Tuesday to toss a proposed class action against a Farmers Insurance subsidiary, concluding the plaintiff has leveled valid contractual and consumer protection claims based on... (more story)

An Ohio company that was scammed out of $1 million in a fraudulent property sale failed to show that its title insurer had any duty to warn it of seller impersonation fraud and prevent a fraudulent transaction... (more story)

Insurers are gradually ending their silence on whether existing policies respond to artificial intelligence risks, but an absence of consensus in the market means that legal advisers are having to navigate pot... (more story)

Insurers must defend Walmart against opioid injury suits, former NFL players' concussion injury claims should be treated as separate occurrences, and the Michigan Supreme Court will consider whether touching a... (more story)

Five excess insurers told the Fourth Circuit that Under Armour Inc. must pay prejudgment interest on its return of $90 million in advanced coverage for defense costs, arguing a Maryland federal judge erred in ... (more story)

A motorcycle helmet company and an AIG-affiliated insurance company have resolved a lawsuit filed in California federal court over coverage stemming from claims of defects that allegedly caused a helmet to fly... (more story)

Doxing of the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder mistrial in Massachusetts illustrates the increasing need to provide jurors with greater protection once service ends in high-profile cases, balancing c... (more story)

Consumer groups say the California governor's veto of an insurance transparency bill hurts fire survivors who take issue with insurers' loss estimates.

Two insurers must provide coverage to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., as receiver for Silicon Valley Bank, for the bank's claim for losses from a $73 million fraud scheme, a North Carolina federal judge r... (more story)