A Miami judge’s certification of a lawsuit against Florida’s largest utility company as a $10 billion class action, with damage...
Articles by William Rabb
Survivors of a Bronx apartment building fire that killed 17 people last week have already filed a lawsuit, charging that...
In the ongoing war between restoration companies and insurers in Florida, contractors suing carriers in assignment-of-benefits claims is nothing new....
A federal appeals court has found that an insurance carrier has a duty to its policyholders in wrongful death and...
Punitive damages, long the scourge of businesses named in lawsuits, and a tricky issue for insurers, may soon be much...
Insurers would no longer need to hire expensive expert witnesses in some claims disputes, but could rely on Google maps...
Legislatures in most Southern states convene this week and dozens of insurance-related bills are now in the hoppers. Here’s a...
Remember George Costanza’s trick in “Seinfeld,” the 1990s TV sitcom? When he couldn’t (or didn’t want to) pay his rent...
The Florida Supreme Court’s call for an additional appellate court and six – now seven – new judges in the...
Few things in Florida workers’ compensation have been a bigger issue over the last decade than claimants’ attorneys’ fees. Despite...