Litigation

The U.K. Supreme Court is considering if it is incorrect to assume that insurance coverage would be unlimited during a pandemic.

Chubb's John Thompson and Ben Howell share that essential travel will become the standard for many companies determining where and when to send executives.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, contractors must learn from the claim tendering missteps of the past and vigilantly monitor their subcontractors.

This highlights insurers' greatest weakness in COVID cases: most of the exclusions cited to avoid coverage have nothing to do with a pandemic.

Judges in Florida and North Carolina have found that insurers' exclusions did not clearly define damages arising from the coronavirus or government orders.

Three claims attorneys analyze and contend insurers' court arguments and defense tactics in ongoing COVID-related claims cases.

Study: Representation and warranties (R&W) insurance policyholders should move quickly with claims and come well-armed to the claims process.

Litigators fear a recent court decision could embolden policyholders to file more lawsuits against insurers — and win.