Litigation

Insurers should be concerned with any aspect of climate change that could adversely impact insurer assets, including claims, investment losses or regulatory fines.

A $40,000 judgment costs an insurer due to an under-insured motorist.

A homeowner failed to file a claim because the carrier's representative told him it would probably be denied. When he later did file the claim, can he still recover under the policy?

Specific, time-limited actions are often an important part of settlement agreements. Can those actions include prompt payment of a claim?

More than four years later, FEMA's actions after Superstorm Sandy are still being challenged by property owners. The latest courtroom battle will be over FEMA's claims handling process and records disclosure.

More than four years later, FEMA's actions after Superstorm Sandy are still being challenged by property owners. The latest courtroom battle will be over FEMA's claims handling process and records disclosure.

A new trend in environmental claims is costing insurers big time.

Although a workers' comp carrier ultimately paid the benefits due to the injured employee, the carrier's refusal and delay 26 times led the Oklahoma Supreme Court to take action.