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The Eighth Circuit is considering one of the most impactful insurance issues of all time: whether COVID-19 triggers business interruption coverage.
How do the PREP Act and its amendments issued in response to COVID-19 impact a vaccine supplier's liability?
A federal judge denied an insurer's request for dismissal, allowing the insured's case to move forward in a first for the state.
A month after the alleged robbery of 13 tons of meat, the grocery was set on fire during a second incident.
The bill requires insurers to disclose whether business interruption policies provide coverage for pandemics.
The court found the driver had permission to use a company vehicle for personal errands at the time of the accident.
A court ordered the new trial after a jury's $500,000 award in a workers' comp case "shocked [the court's] conscience given the evidence."
New Jersey may soon follow a trend of prohibiting insurers from using socioeconomic factors in pricing auto coverage.
The case examined whether a policy's earth movement exclusion bars coverage for damage caused by large boulders rolling down a hillside.
A bulletin advises insurance companies to use easily understandable language when discussing coverage options or policy terms with insureds.