Litigation

The popular SXSW music festival in Austin was canceled in 2020, and ticket holders were unhappy with their choices of compensation.

The filing listed a series of issues, including saying that the insurer's "assets if made immediately available are insufficient to pay all of its liabilities."

A Florida Appeals Court upheld that an insured cannot recover damages from an insurance company if they failed to comply with the policy and failed to allow the insurer to make the necessary repairs.

The California Court of Appeal recognized that its conclusion differed from courts across the country.

A split among four states' high courts has muddied the waters on if workers' comp should reimburse medical marijuana costs.

Insurers have prevailed in numerous business interruption lawsuits for pandemic-related losses.

A woman seriously injured after a fall on black ice settled her suit against the property owner and snow removal contractor for $2.15 million.

VTL §388 ensures that victims of accidents involving a vehicle owned by a person but driven by a non-owner could seek financial redress for their injuries.