An insurer owed no coverage under a 2022 commercial property policy for damage that a Texas building sustained during a June 2018 hailstorm, the Fifth Circuit said, finding that the carrier was prejudiced by t... (more story)

Chubb uses a "rotating cast" of biased consultants to downplay property damage and minimize its coverage obligations, alleges businessman and former Los Angeles Times CEO Austin Beutner, who accused Chubb in C... (more story)

Tesla Inc. has been hit with product liability claims in Illinois state court by an insurer looking to recoup the money it paid a policyholder whose Model X was deemed a total loss after an electrical defect c... (more story)

The North Carolina Business Court rounded the corner into fall with a setback for residents in an antitrust class action, a historic settlement in "forever chemical" contamination litigation and a raft of new ... (more story)

The Michigan Supreme Court will consider whether physical contact with a vehicle is enough to receive uninsured motorist coverage, as it hears an injured driver's plea to overturn a decision denying him covera... (more story)

A Denver church dropped claims in Colorado state court that a Vermont insurer failed to pay the full amount it was owed under the parish's policy for a May 2024 hailstorm and underestimated the property's dama... (more story)

A Tokio Marine unit accused of misrepresenting the terms of its policy has slipped a roofing contractor's negligence claims in a $4.6 million coverage dispute over a school renovation project but must face a c... (more story)

A Tennessee federal judge Friday rejected a cardboard manufacturer's successive requests for a pretrial win in its hailstorm damage coverage dispute with its insurer, finding the "hotly" contested facts at iss... (more story)

Consumer groups say the California governor's veto of an insurance transparency bill hurts fire survivors who take issue with insurers' loss estimates.

Michael Kasdin of Foley & Lardner LLP spoke to Law360 Insurance Authority about the insurance options available to cannabis businesses, federal rescheduling, and how insurance availability promotes a competitive market.

The insurer Travelers has urged a California federal court to dismiss a case alleging it improperly denied coverage to a tile and slab distributor for more than 450 personal injury and wrongful death suits, sa... (more story)

An insurer said its total coverage obligation for a suit over a University of Mississippi student's three-story fall from an apartment complex balcony is capped at $100,000, telling a federal court that the in... (more story)

An insurer told a Washington federal court that it owes no coverage to the owner of a horse ranch for an underlying suit claiming that her husband sexually abused a girl who boarded her horse and took riding l... (more story)

The lawyer representing Erie Insurance Exchange in a suit that seeks to avoid covering the parents of a mass shooter has admitted to a North Carolina federal court that he mistakenly misidentified the company'... (more story)

An Alabama federal judge said Century Surety Co. has no duty to indemnify or defend a smoke shop being sued by a customer burned by a vape pen battery that caught fire in his pocket because the incident didn't... (more story)

A New York appeals court held Thursday that concussion-related injury claims brought by former professional football players should be treated as separate occurrences under the NFL's insurance policies, thus i... (more story)

An Iowa federal judge Tuesday gave final approval to a settlement worth $73 million to resolve a policyholder class action alleging Transamerica Life Insurance Co. improperly increased monthly costs for certai... (more story)

A pair of Berkshire Hathaway insurers acted in bad faith by refusing to settle a personal injury suit within $3 million limits before a jury trial ended in a $36 million verdict against a property owner and it... (more story)

A New Jersey appellate panel Tuesday vacated a trial court's orders enforcing a $600,000 settlement in a personal injury case, sending the case back for an evidentiary hearing to determine whether counsel for ... (more story)

Insurers do not owe coverage to the town of East Haven, Connecticut, and former officials for an $11 million settlement over the politically motivated shutdown of a local quarry, a Connecticut federal judge ru... (more story)

Five excess insurers told the Fourth Circuit that Under Armour Inc. must pay prejudgment interest on its return of $90 million in advanced coverage for defense costs, arguing a Maryland federal judge erred in ... (more story)

A motorcycle helmet company and an AIG-affiliated insurance company have resolved a lawsuit filed in California federal court over coverage stemming from claims of defects that allegedly caused a helmet to fly... (more story)

Two insurers must provide coverage to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., as receiver for Silicon Valley Bank, for the bank's claim for losses from a $73 million fraud scheme, a North Carolina federal judge r... (more story)

An Iowa federal judge approved a deal worth $73 million to resolve a suit over life insurance policy rate hikes, a West Virginia federal jury said Chubb owes a coal mining company $30 million for claim delays,... (more story)

A Washington federal court said it cannot definitively say whether an insurer must cover a healthcare management company's settlement with a nursing home resident, saying there is a genuine dispute about wheth... (more story)

An insurer for a San Francisco pharmaceutical company told a California federal court it owes no duty to defend the company in a suit from a creditor and shareholder alleging directors and officers mismanaged ... (more story)

Law360 Insurance Authority speaks with Daniel J. Healy of Brown Rudnick about coverage for an electric vehicle client and "retroactive date exclusions" in D&O policies.

Great American Insurance Co. has agreed to drop its lawsuit seeking a declaration that it does not have a duty to defend a Washington-based buoy installation company against claims over damages to an underwate... (more story)

A South Carolina federal judge said Thursday she is likely to ask the state supreme court to weigh in on whether certain language in a pharmaceutical company's insurance policies applies only to identified ind... (more story)

Courts weighed in on issues ranging from exhausting at-fault driver's coverage, insurer insolvency, and designation forms for California policies. Law360 has the past week's top insurance news.