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The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has issued a report indicating that water claims submitted to insurers of residential property have jumped significantly across the state in recent years.
An investigation revealed that a former licensed insurance agent collected premium payments from several clients for workers' compensation and commercial general liability, but failed to place coverage with any carrier.
What factors do courts look at to determine when an insurance carrier's conduct is reprehensible enough to justify an award of damages based on bad faith?
The home owned by Steven Barnwell and Bambi Stetler flooded while it was being renovated. The next day, they reported the flood to Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, their homeowner's insurer.
A federal district court in New Jersey has issued a decision resolving a dispute between two insurers over insurance coverage for an accident involving a tractor-trailer.
A judge has recommended that the Islamic Republic of Iran pay $221,505,968.40 to insurers that made payments to their insureds for property damage and other claims arising from the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Often, plaintiffs win awards of actual, compensatory and punitive damages, but it may mean another court battle to have the punitive damages covered by insurance.