Litigation

Lawsuits alleging that COVID-19 caused economic and physical harm did not reach the stratospheric proportions once predicted.

Here are a few potential coverage issues that could arise under CGL policies that are called upon to respond to pandemic-related lawsuits.

With cyberattacks on the rise, subrogation provides an important option for recouping some of the associated costs.

Attorneys say the quick settlement from USAA indicates the insurer knew it would likely pay more had it gone to trial.

As more states consider privacy laws dealing with biometric data, brokers should encourage their clients to handle such information with care.

Insurers allege McKesson Corp. failed to provide information that would have allowed them to assess coverage for opioid lawsuits properly.

In this case, State Farm argued that an auger is a mechanical device that is excluded under the insured's auto policy.

The ways insurers investigate and litigate claims in the future will change. Here's how.