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A Florida jury has ordered the operator of a bar that allegedly served two dozen drinks to a patron who later struck a pedestrian with his pickup truck to pay more than $30.8 million to the pedestrian.
A Florida court has refused to dismiss a lawsuit brought by foreign nationals against a commercial general liability insurance carrier that insured a cargo barge and tugboat on which they all worked.
The New York State Department of Financial Services has issued guidance for life and health insurers in New York State reminding them of their obligations to provide insurance to nurses and first responders who carry naloxone or Narcan to reduce overdose deaths.
The 11th Circuit has ruled that a commercial general liability insurance policy did not cover injuries sustained by a worker in the course of his job but, rather, that the worker's injuries fell under Florida's workers' compensation law.
A New Mexico court has ruled that an insured could not recover uninsured motorist benefits for damages he allegedly suffered when he was assaulted and shot in a parked vehicle that he contended the shooter used to store drugs.
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