Litigation

A multi-million dollar insurance fraud judgment was upheld against a woman who allegedly created sham law firms and recovered on false claims.

It's got to sting when an appellate ruling begins like this: "Only an insurance company could come up with the policy interpretation advanced here."

Prison time is now on the table for a man indicted on six federal charges related to a complex unemployment insurance fraud scheme.

The deal is an amended settlement to resolve a case filed after Motel 6 shared its guest lists with federal agents.

"This isn't just an insurance problem. General counsel need to understand that ultimately this is all going to come back as costs to their companies."

Burford Capital finds that financial executives at the largest companies are especially open to third-party litigation funding.

The Archdiocese of New York filed a lawsuit against its various insurers after one company said it will not cover claims brought through a new law enacted this year.

The increase in these claims requires companies to conduct thorough and impartial investigations.