Willis finds cyber coverage adequate for most breach and first-party losses
Parrant cited Australia as an example of escalating post-incident consequences, pointing to increased regulatory scrutiny, greater class action exposure, and…
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Parrant cited Australia as an example of escalating post-incident consequences, pointing to increased regulatory scrutiny, greater class action exposure, and…
The US construction sector continues to expand, and with it, the complexity of insuring projects from groundbreaking to completion. Yet…
In Global Approach, Inc. v. Scottsdale Insurance Co., 2026 WL 1513430 (S.D. Fla. June 1, 2026), the United States District…
The United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit recently declined to hear an insurer’s appeal of a Georgia…
In a pro-policyholder trend, multiple federal courts have recently resolved several important insurance coverage issues arising from underlying lawsuits alleging…
Delaware remains one of the most important jurisdictions for corporate America, so pro-policyholder D&O decisions from Delaware courts are worth…
The Texas Supreme Court in In re ACE American Insurance Company reaffirmed that an insurer is entitled to compel appraisal, regardless…
What is considered a covered “collapse” under a homeowner’s policy? One Florida appeals court recently addressed this question in Escobar…
Mist tendered the claim on December 8, 2015. Berkley reserved its rights from day one. In a March 9, 2016…
As synthetic media becomes more convincing, cyber risk is expanding beyond our systems and into perception itself. Impersonation events challenge…