Does the liquor liability exclusion in a CGL policy apply to negligence lawsuits filed against a bar that allegedly served someone too much alcohol?

When it is apparent that an insured will need a general contractor to help repair damages, is the insurer obligated to pay the general contractor fees before the insured actually incurs those expenses?

If an insurer is supposed to tell the Department of Revenue when a policyholder's liquor liability coverage lapses, does the failure to fulfill that duty create a private right of action for third-party claimants?

If the replacement shingles on a roof won't match the existing, undamaged shingles, is an insurer required to replace the entire roof just so the shingles will match?

The court had to determine whether the underlying suits were based on an "occurrence" within the meaning of a CGL policy.

Is an insurer required to replace all of the siding or the entire roof of the insured's house for the sake of uniformity if the materials used to make repairs on damaged property don't match the existing, undamaged property?

Does an insurer commit waiver if it denies an insured's claim based on noncompliance, but continues accepting that insured's premium after the denial?

The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled on whether a passenger was an "insured" under the driver's policy and whether an exclusion was permissible.

Are a party's legal expenses, such as attorney's fees, considered "damages" subject to coverage under an excess liability policy?

Who assumes payments to a claimant when an insurer becomes insolvent?