No Coverage for Food Plant’s $2M Cost to Avoid Shutdown, Potential BI Claim January 9, 2023 By Jim Sams Ken’s Foods would likely have filed a $10 million business-interruption claim had it not spent $2 million to upgrade its...
DCA Can’t Prohibit Lower Court Ruling, Florida Justices Decide in Insurance Case August 26, 2022 By William Rabb Claim Was Settled, But Insurer Attorneys Revealed Mediation Info, Claimants’ Lawyer Says An appeals court cannot be used to prohibit...
Florida Class Action Wants Answer: Must Insurer Pay Attorney Fees for Pre-Suit Notices? March 9, 2022 By William Rabb Florida’s Senate Bill 76, signed into law last June, was supposed to help reduce insurance claims litigation by making policyholders...
People’s Trust Must Hand Over Underwriting Manuals in Claims Litigation, Court Says January 27, 2022 A property insurer must give up its underwriting manuals in a claims dispute, a Florida appeals court said Wednesday. In...
Florida OIR Says Claims Info Data Call Coming Early Next Year January 11, 2022 Florida’s insurance commissioner announced that his office had begun a rulemaking process to draft a form insurers should use to...
The $1M Bad Faith Case and the Missed Deadline December 22, 2021 By Jim Sams Darryl A. Vachon did not accuse Travelers of bad faith in handling his $25,000 uninsured motorist claim until after a...
Chubb Sued for $60M by Owners of Ohio Mansion Destroyed by Fire January 29, 2015 The owners of a southwest Ohio mansion that burned to the ground last year are suing their insurance company for...
Insurance Lawsuits to Follow Irene August 31, 2011 By Leigh Jones As the water recedes from Hurricane Irene, lawyers are expecting disputes over insurance coverage to pour in. The biggest fights...