Arkansas Court Affirms Insurers Can Deny Coverage to Unlicensed Drivers
Explore the Arkansas Court ruling on unlicensed driver exclusions in auto insurance, emphasizing the need for clear exclusionary policies for insurers.
Louisiana Supreme Court Ruling: New Precedent on Property Insurance Claims
Louisiana's Supreme Court established a new precedent for property insurance claims, impacting timelines for lawsuits amidst insolvency. Explore implications for insurers and policyholders.
Delaware Supreme Court Sets Jurisdiction for UIM Claims
Delaware Supreme Court's ruling clarifies UIM claims jurisdiction, impacting auto insurance regulations and compliance for providers and policyholders alike.
Appellate Court Orders New Trial in Property Insurance Dispute Over Juror Bias
The Fourth District Court of Appeal reverses property damage verdict citing juror bias in dispute with Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co., ordering a new trial.
Tenth Circuit Upholds Vehicle-Specific Liability Coverage in Colorado Auto Policies
The Tenth Circuit affirms that Colorado auto insurers can limit liability coverage to vehicles listed in policies, reinforcing vehicle-specific liability rules under state law.
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.