Here's what insurers need to know about using appraisal versus arbitration clauses
Matthew Sellers Apr 15, 2025
The Sixth Circuit rejected US Framing's claim that a general contractor committed insurance fraud in a multimillion-dollar subguard claim
An Illinois appellate court says a factual dispute over whether a policyholder was still "using" his truck during a road rage incident must go to trial
A Delaware court has dismissed breach-related claims brought by Travelers and Philadelphia Indemnity
A New York court has reinstated a warehouse owner's theft claim after ruling that disputed facts over property use made the insurer’s vacancy-based denial premature
Texas appellate court rules against Exxon
Driver says insurers settled without his knowledge - court says discovery should go through existing lawsuit
A federal court says a Connecticut homeowner can move forward with claims against his insurance agent for failing to renew a FEMA flood policy on time
Bulk of unpaid claim closures attributed to other causes
CEO shares her path from being an immigrant to a successful insurance firm owner
