Case Study

One carrier shares how it's preparing for driverless vehicles.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has affirmed a district court's judgment in favor of an insurance company in a subrogation action holding a marina and commercial ship repair business liable for the total loss of a dinner cruise boat during Superstorm Sandy.

A N.J. appellate court has ruled that a form construction contract precluded insurers' subrogation actions.

Analytics are changing the way carriers identify and address high-risk claims, and saving them money in the process.

Yet another Connecticut court has ruled that insurance policies did not cover homeowners' cracking concrete claims.

Court held the employer failed to demonstrate the injury had been proximately caused primarily by voluntary intoxication.