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The Supreme Court of Washington, in an underinsured motorist case, has ruled that Washington law did not provide a basis for an insured's bad faith claims against an insurer's claims adjuster.
A California court has ruled that an insurance policy issued by a risk retention group to a group of general contractors and real estate developers was void where the group failed to pay required deductibles based on the number of homeowner claims filed against it.
A New Jersey court has ruled that an insured forfeited his claim for uninsured motorist benefits by causing the "irretrievable loss" of his insurer's subrogation rights.
The California Department of Insurance said that it has found "wide socioeconomic disparities" in auto insurance group discounts offered to millions of California drivers.
The Supreme Court of Connecticut has issued a significant decision resolving various questions of law regarding insurance coverage for asbestos-related claims.
The Fifth Circuit has affirmed a decision denying coverage under an accidental death and dismemberment group policy that excluded coverage for a death caused directly or indirectly by "self-inflicted injury" or "suicide."
A Pennsylvania court has ruled that an exclusion in a commercial general liability insurance policy precluded coverage of a lawsuit stemming from a shooting in a bar's parking lot.
The Fifth Circuit has ruled that insurers failed to timely remove an insurance coverage action from state court and, therefore, that it should be remanded to state court.
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