The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled on whether a passenger was an "insured" under the driver's policy and whether an exclusion was permissible.

Are a party's legal expenses, such as attorney's fees, considered "damages" subject to coverage under an excess liability policy?

Who assumes payments to a claimant when an insurer becomes insolvent?

The court determined that the insureds' suit for breach failed because the underlying claim was not a covered occurrence.

Is a commercial auto carrier required to cover a suit between employees of the insured?

Can a bicyclist be considered a "pedestrian" entitled to coverage under a personal auto policy?

Can an insurer void a policy for material misrepresentation if the insured knew of a potential loss before seeking coverage, but there was not an occurrence until after the policy was issued?

A homeowner made a claim against his insurer after losing over $170,000 from his virtual wallet. The courts determined whether this constitutes a direct physical loss to his personal property.

The trial court found that droplets of Covid-19 adhered to surfaces and caused physical damage at Baylor College of Medicine. Will the appellate court agree?

Does a CGL policy provide coverage for a cyber attack?