It's important to consider the what if's when selecting the proper coverages for an insured's operations, as is shown in this week's question about an insured who installs batteries in customers' vehicles.

The attorneys for an Atlanta woman injured in a low-impact collision with a city bus employed an unusual tactic in obtaining a $1.2 million jury award for their client.

Looks at the differences in claims-made vs occurrence coverages, and how the retro date affects coverage under the claims-made form.

This discussion concerns insurance coverage issues arising out of the word "occurrence", with a review of relevant legal cases.

The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia reversed and remanded a circuit court decision that had found a mining company was owed the duties of defense and indemnity for a wrongful death suit arising out of a fatal mining accident.

A question dealing with contracts, policy provisions and edition dates.

A unanimous New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that a city's participation in a state insurance fund does not trigger liability coverage under a policy issued by Star Insurance Company.

Proving a policy's existence is a separate matter from proving its material terms.