Mississippi Supreme Court Won’t Budge on $15M Bad-Faith Decision Against USAA October 15, 2025 By William Rabb The Mississippi Supreme Court this month declined to reconsider its 2024 decision to uphold almost $15 million in punitive damages...
Perelman Loses Bid for $400 Million for Less ‘Vibrant’ Art September 29, 2025 By Miles J. Herszenhorn and Chris Dolmetsch A New York judge ruled Ron Perelman was not entitled to $400 million from insurers over alleged damage to an...
Perelman at $410 Million Art Trial Says Fire Faded His Works June 18, 2025 By Chris Dolmetsch Ron Perelman told a judge that five of his paintings totaling over $400 million in value lost their luster from...
Ron Perelman’s Fight Over $410 Million in Art Insurance Goes to Trial June 3, 2025 By Chris Dolmetsch and Tom Maloney Nearly seven years after a fire ripped through Ron Perelman’s Hamptons home, he is asking a New York state judge...
Will Georgia Gov. Kemp’s Move to Curb Lawsuits Keep Insurance Rates From Rising? February 3, 2025 By Charlotte Kramon Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday reiterated his simple pitch for lawsuit limits: They’ll halt rising insurance costs. The reality,...
New Georgia Direct-Action Changes Aren’t Perfect: What Insurers Need to Know September 9, 2024 By Gillian Crowl-Parrish On July 1, 2024, changes to the Georgia Direct Action Statutes, O.C.G.A. § 40-1-112 and O.C.G.A. § 40-2-140, went into...
Spouse Married After Injury Can Still Seek Damages in Asbestos Claim – Fla. High Court May 10, 2024 By William Rabb The Florida Supreme Court has opened the door a little wider to wrongful death claims from people who weren’t married...
Viewpoint: Florida Insurance Market on the Mend April 5, 2024 By Jerry Theodorou Almost one year ago, on May 31, 2023, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed sweeping insurance reform legislation into law. At...
Expert: ‘Unceasing Onslaught’ of Legal Ads Worth Insurance Industry Attention March 20, 2024 By Allen Laman Often alarming, misleading or just plain annoying — when mass tort lawsuit advertisements pop on a TV screen, many consumers...
Florida High Court Ruling Could Cut Damages for Bars Serving Booze to Minors March 20, 2024 By William Rabb Insurers in Florida can can contemplate potentially lower loss costs on liquor liability policies after a recent state Supreme Court...