Litigation

The Tasmanian utility worker lived in required company-owned accommodations and was injured while on-call.

The court's ruling pointed to an insurance policy's 'unambiguous' language centered on the insured's 'physical' losses.

The ruling may dissuade policyholders from seeking D&O coverage for appraisal actions sought by shareholders who opposed a transaction.

The latest Insurance & Law Today podcast discusses how carriers can use ADR to address claims disputes.

The case stems from damage to a rental property and asks, 'when does an animal become a pet?'

Ireland's High Court is the latest European court to rule that policyholders' pandemic losses are covered by insurance policies.

U.S. courts managed to issue some fairly notable rulings outside of the COVID-19 context last year.

Insureds might be in a race to get lower court cases to trial if rulings in favor of insurers are upheld on appeal.