Oklahoma Supreme Court Ruling on State Farm Bad-Faith Claims
The Oklahoma Supreme Court's ruling impacts State Farm's bad faith claims, clarifying legal actions for policyholders and the Attorney General's intervention.
Indiana Court Reinstates $3 Million Judgment Against Erie Insurance for Bad Faith
Indiana court reinstates $3M judgment against Erie Insurance for bad faith. Explore the implications for policy limits and breach of contract in insurance.
Georgia Court Rules on Insurer Obligations in Interpleader Cases
Discover the Georgia Court of Appeals ruling on insurer obligations, reinforcing policyholder protections against excess judgments in Cannon v. Safeco case.
Texas Supreme Court Defines Procedures for UM/UIM Bad Faith Litigation
The Texas Supreme Court clarifies litigation and discovery procedures for bad faith claims involving uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, establishing a stepwise process to manage costs and streamline UM/UIM insurance disputes.
Florida Appeals Court Limits Use of Claims Handling Delays in Insurance Dispute Trials
Florida's 4th District Court of Appeals rules limiting references to claims handling delays in insurance disputes, emphasizing compliance with documentation over bad faith allegations.
Florida Insurance Reforms Limit Accountability, Impact Policyholders and Market Stability
Florida's recent insurance reforms have reduced insurer accountability, complicating claims processes and impacting both personal and commercial policyholders amid rising premiums and market instability.
Oklahoma House Bill 2144 Poised to Reshape Health Insurance Bad Faith Litigation
Explore the implications of Oklahoma's House Bill 2144, expanding bad faith claims against health insurers and its potential impact on litigation and insurance market stability.
Judge Orders UNUM to Pay Doctor $150,000 for Bad Faith Insurance Practices
A Massachusetts judge orders UNUM Group to pay $150,000 for bad faith in denying disability claims, marking a significant legal precedent for insurance lawsuits.