CITGO compels insurers to pay $54 million for Venezuela oil cargo loss
CITGO, anticipating potential risks, had secured a marine cargo insurance policy from a syndicate of major reinsurers, including several Lloyd’s…
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Delaware court forces insurers to defend Motive in Samsara cyber clash
Delaware court forces insurers to defend Motive in Samsara cyber clash – To manage its risk, Motive purchased a primary…
Indiana court shields Amazon, Bryan Builders – reshaping risk for construction insurers
Indiana court shields Amazon, Bryan Builders – reshaping risk for construction insurers – On September 30, 2025, the Court of…
How insurers are grappling with silent AI :: Insurance Day
Brokers and policyholders are pushing to obtain cover for risks related to artificial intelligence (AI) in products lines such as…
Michigan court clarifies city insurer’s PIP liability for transit injuries
After the accident, the city’s insurer, Michigan Municipal League Liability & Property Pool (the Pool), initially paid some benefits to…
CSAA dodges pandemic refunds as California court shields insurers’ premiums
The plaintiffs’ complaint cited California’s Unfair Competition Law and Insurance Code section 1861.05(a), which states that “no rate shall be…
Texas Gulf Bank sues insurers after cyber fraud claim denied
“The Insurer will not be liable to make any payment for Loss, Regulatory Correction Expense, Public Relations Expense, or Privacy…
Insurers forced to defend Peterson’s in heated biodiesel coverage fight
Peterson’s was covered by a series of commercial general liability policies from United States Fire Insurance Company and The North…
Marine insurers risk being left behind in dash to AI :: Insurance Day
Marine insurance risks being left high and dry as artificial intelligence (AI) transforms the wider insurance scene, the International Union…
Appeals court revives Huffstetler asbestos claim against Continental Tires insurers
The Industrial Commission ultimately found that the common evidence presented in the bellwether cases was insufficient to establish that employees…