Brokerage Giants Aon, Marsh Unite In Call for Industry Aid to Ukraine September 9, 2024 Highlighting the existence of blanket exclusions in reinsurance contracts for risks originating in the region impacted by the ongoing Russia...
Underwriters’ Dilemma: Is AI a Cyber or Tech E&O Risk? March 19, 2024 By Elizabeth Blosfield When it comes to artificial intelligence, more questions than answers keep underwriters from venturing into the space and lead to...
Home Depot Appeals to Get Defense Costs From CGL Policies for 2014 Breach December 15, 2023 By Chad Hemenway Think cyber events don’t have long tail? Consider this: Home Depot is still in a legal battle to get $50...
Children Rescued from Burning Car While Florida Mom was Shoplifting, Police Say June 7, 2023 Shoppers at a Florida mall managed to pull two children out of a burning car after their mother left them...
Ransomware Did Not Cause Direct Physical Loss, State High Court Says December 29, 2022 By Jim Sams A business owner’s insurance policy did not provide coverage for software damaged by a ransomware attack because there was no...
Court Denies Insurer Use of Multiple Exclusions to Dodge Defending Insured March 24, 2022 By Andrew G. Simpson Everest Indemnity Insurance Co. is on the hook to defend an insured alleged to have improperly installed a fire suppression...
Oklahoma Commissioner: Allstate Eases Personal Auto Terms for Delivery Drivers March 26, 2020 Oklahoma’s insurance commissioner says Allstate Insurance Co. is voluntarily easing certain policy restrictions to aid delivery drivers using their personal...
Appeals Court Rules L.A. Lakers Not Entitled to Coverage in TCPA Suit August 23, 2017 By Don Jergler The U.S. Ninth Circuit court of Appeals affirmed Wednesday that the Los Angeles Lakers are not entitled to insurance coverage...
Tribune Shareholder Suit Against Chicago Insurance Broker OK’d to Proceed April 8, 2016 By Stephanie K. Jones Finding an exclusion in a directors and officers (D&O) policy to be “ambiguous,” an Illinois appeals court has allowed to...