Litigation

The average home has 30 devices that operate on batteries. The question arises: Who pays for the damage caused by faulty batteries?

The evidence showed a N.Y. man engaged in a complex scheme to obtain commercial auto insurance in the names of fictitious business partnerships by submitting falsified documents and making false statements to multiple governmental agencies and insurance carriers.

A policyholder who causes bodily injury without considering the consequences may still be covered.

Attorney's fees in workers' comp cases often depend on the evidence of the underlying injury and its relationship to the job.

Cannabis claims can involve some unique customers and issues. Finding the truth will take a thorough investigation.

An insurance company that issued a policy to a New Jersey adult entertainment club is asking a judge to decide whether it must provide coverage for a lawsuit accusing the club of online misappropriation of women's images.