Case Study

A New York State appeals court overturned a lower court's ruling and held that an insurer must defend McGraw-Hill in copyright litigation.

A Massachusetts court ruled that an insurer must defend a motel that is accused of benefiting from sex trafficking.

Connecticut essentially ends insurance coverage in disintegrating concrete cases — except in the most extreme instances.

Geico's lawyer pushed back against the default judgment, arguing that the insurer had no knowledge of the case.

Karen Reynolds attended a bowling event with co-workers from Anixter Power Solutions during her paid work shift and injured her ankle.

In this case, a jury must decide whether a car accident caused the insured's subsequent overdose and death.

A jury found BJ's Wholesale Club negligent in the case of a woman injured in a fall at a New Jersey location.

The filing comes just as the state Supreme Court is poised to take up the issue of medical marijuana in the workplace.