Federal court notes lack of policy coverage and the unreasonableness of a settlement
Paul Lucas Jun 04, 2025
A supplier sued Medtronic after its insurer covered millions in costs over a recalled medical product
A New York appeals court ruled that Utica First doesn't have to defend or indemnify a business in a wrongful death case—because it wasn't listed on the policy
A dispute over insurance coverage for a former Yankees player is back on the table after a California court found Travelers jumped the gun on arbitration
A regulatory penalty, a $4.75 million shortfall, and a clash between insurers—now one must pay up
An insurer's attempt to settle a multi-claimant case went nowhere fast—and Florida's appeals court says that wasn't good enough
A California hospital thought it found a clever way to get higher payments by tapping into a patient's auto insurance — but the courts shut that down
What does the ruling mean for insurers?
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