A Massachusetts court ruled that a homeowner’s insurance policy does not cover a dog bite claim because the dog owner was not a resident of the named insureds’ household. The decision clarifies limits on insured status in homeowner policies.

Florida state bill requires human review of AI-assisted insurance claim denials to ensure accuracy and accountability in claims processing.

Massachusetts court rejects insurer's motion to dismiss in a lawsuit over illegal refusal to offer collision coverage during a weather emergency, emphasizing regulatory compliance in auto insurance.

Overview of legal proceedings against eHealth, Inc. under qui tam claims highlighting compliance and regulatory concerns in the health insurance industry.

University of Tulsa law professor Johnny Parker has been named to the Richard F. Chapman Chair in Law, recognizing his scholarship in insurance and personal injury law and his practical teaching approach focused on real-world legal issues.

California court affirms Privette doctrine, limiting homeowner liability in insurer-ordered inspection injury cases and clarifying workplace safety delegation.

The Wave (2019) uses a hallucinogenic narrative to explore insurance industry accountability and the impact of corporate denial on policyholders. Justin Long stars as an insurance lawyer confronting the consequences of his work through shifting timelines.

The Ninth Circuit affirms broad ERISA preemption over state-law claims by out-of-network providers, following the 2024 Bristol Holdings decision. This impacts contract-based reimbursement disputes in health insurance.

Ojeda Smith, a Bermuda-based corporate lawyer, specializes in reinsurance and insurance legal transactions, highlighting Bermuda's role as a global reinsurance hub and the industry's evolving legal landscape.

Florida appeals court rules on replacement cost versus actual cash value in property insurance breach cases, clarifying insurer obligations and policyholder remedies under homeowner policies.