TW: sexual assault. An insurer claimed it did not have to cover an insured bus company because there was only an incidental connection between the victim's injuries and the bus's use as a vehicle.

An insurer's duty to contribute to another insurer's defense of a mutual client centered on whether the client had knowledge of the occurrences in the underlying suit.

The court debated whether an underlying suit based on environmental harms committed by a commercial property owner could be considered an "occurrence" that triggered the duties of defense and indemnity.

Three strip clubs sought coverage for a state-court judgment from Princeton Excess and Surplus Lines Insurance Company.

A CGL policy's assault and battery exclusion applied despite the arguments in favor of the concurrent causation rule.

They had not been updated since July 1968, and are now consistent with the minimum requirements of other States.

This article looks at some liability issues associated with long term space tourism flights, such as in-flight sex, infighting, and extreme medical emergencies, from a risk management perspective.

When you're caught trying to stage a slip and fall accident.

The implosion of a commercial submersible raises questions of liability, the role of assumption of risk, and operational negligence.

This discussion analyzes the Owners and Contractors Protective Liability (OCP) Coverage Form, CG 00 09.