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Agent found not responsible for maintaining low-cost coverage optionIn 1994, a professional employer organization (a firm that leases employees to other businesses on a long-term basis while also providing such services as payroll and benefit

Insurer has a hard time subrogating against possibly negligent landlord A company in Tennessee leased a storage facility. A shed owned by the landlord and located next to the leased premises caught fire in 1998, allegedly because of the landlord's

In this New York case, a man shot and killed a potential assailant inside the man's home. The two had become involved in a dispute relating to their business relationship. The man who was shot weighed about 360 pounds and was much larger than the

A Wisconsin woman inherited a property from her father in early 2002. Her father had insured the property for $150,000, and the woman and her husband later procured a policy for the same amount through an insurance agent. The agent confirmed the

In January 1997, a general contractor entered into a contract with the City of Los Angeles Harbor Department for the construction of a community center. A subcontractor on the project had a liability policy with a policy period running from Sept. 5,

Court finds liability policy's definition of `authorized agent' is unambiguousAn accounting firm bought a professional liability insurance policy from a broker's subagent. The broker obtained the policy through a managing general agent. The

Brokers may be found liable for damages to third-party 'intended beneficiaries' Here is an unusual California case that an agents organization has been trying to get "depublished" so it can't be cited as precedent.

In 2000, a man was involved in an auto collision in Georgia in which a couple were injured. They filed suit not only against the man but also his employer, a tree surgery service, claiming that the man was acting within the scope of his employment at