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In recent decades, liabilities stemming from long-term bodily injury or property damage have presented a variety of new challenges for policyholders seeking to recover from their insurers.

In a recent appellate decision in New York, a developer sued its construction manager for fraudulent misrepresentation that the construction manager had obtained full Subguard coverage.

"Cyber insurance is a critical tool for businesses facing the looming threat of a major cyber incident. A panel of cyber insurance experts said Thursday during the ACC...

For years, plaintiff's attorney Montie S. Day has sued California auto insurers, arguing that the policy exclusion precluding coverage for first-party...

Data center construction is accelerating to meet growing demand for digital infrastructure, but are companies adequately prepared for the unique insurance challenges these complex operations present? As projects grow larger and coverage becomes distributed among multiple insurers, understanding policy adequacy and reducing coverage dispute risks becomes critical for organizations investing in this rapidly expanding sector.

Since June 2022, policyholders have grown cautiously optimistic as two state appellate courts have ruled in favor of policyholders seeking coverage for business interruption loss stemming from COVID-19.

The idea of a brain trust, or a pool of exceptional talent, is not new.

Carl Anthony Maio was featured in the Philadelphia Business Journal article, "Burlco Hospital Takes a First-In-The-State Step" Full text can be found in the January 15, 2016, issue, but a synopsis is below.

The number of states with legislation that enable captive insurance companies has greatly increased over the past decade.

This webinar will explain the basics of captive insurance, including the types of captives, the insurance risks that captives can write, and the benefits that captives provide to businesses.

It is entirely possible that a driver, even if they did not cause it, is involved in a car collision that results in costly medical bills and repairs.

It is not difficult to see the tremendous economic losses and liability risks of a ransomware attack, in particular to a medical facility treating vulnerable patients.

The independent trustees have not sought interlocutory appellate review of this ruling.

National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh brought a petition in a New York federal court, to compel nine related companies to arbitrate a payment dispute relating to certain policies of insurance...

Applying Washington state law, the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington has denied a reinsurer's motion for judgment on the pleadings where, although alleged sexual assaults occurred before its reinsurance contracts and the reinsured direct policies incepted.

Intermarket Insurance Agency, Inc. recently escaped liability to its insured on a policy placement, winning summary judgment on the two counts of the complaint directed to it.

Some readers have asked why Privilege Points have only rarely focused on work product issues in the insurance context.