Today we start a three part series addressing the best strategies that policyholders can use to reverse business insurance claims denials.

Today we present the first part of our series, Insurance Recovery Law: History's Best Decisions. The topic of this video is perhaps the most important business interruption insurance decision...

Insurance broker RFPs are one of the best ways for corporations to select qualified insurance brokers.

When a policyholder resolves or settles an insurance claim that implicates multiple layers of insurance, and not every layer is settled at once, trouble is bound to ensue.

A question that corporate policyholders should ask before entering insurance coverage arbitration is whether arbitration is a viable way to resolve a complex corporate insurance dispute.

Today we conclude our series, Five Things You Need To Know About D&O Insurance with a discussion about Indemnity Obligations.

A recent decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit held that a higher deductible applied (so as to bar recovery for the policyholder)...

In today's post, Brian Friel addresses one of the most common reasons for denial raised by insurance carriers today: retroactive date exclusions. These retro-date exclusions...

Hurricane Harvey caused complete or partial interruption of many businesses in the Gulf Coast region, including many refineries and hotels.

Opioid insurance coverage is now one of the most important issues faced by the pharmaceutical industry, which is now in the cross-hairs of plaintiffs lawyers.

Today we continue our "Five Things You Need To Know About D&O Insurance" series with part two, Notice.

Our next case in our series "Insurance Recovery Law: History's Best Decisions" is the Penford case from 2011.

There have been a series of recent high profile cyber insurance claim denials.

Who is Winning the Covid-19 Insurance Coverage Fight? It depends on where the lawsuits are being decided. In state court, policyholders are winning roughly one half to three quarters...

New York has taken a two-prong approach to dealing with sexual abuse claims. First, the state legislature enacted the NY Child Victims Act.

While government shutdown orders caused by the pandemic threaten to put many corporations out of business, insurance carriers have launched an outright war against businesses.

Two recent decisions by two different federal courts interpreting "Computer Fraud" insurance coverage reveal the limitations of cyber insurance in a rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape.

The financial impact of damage caused by the coronavirus is immense. Virtually every business in the U.S. is suffering and policyholders need to take action now to preserve their rights to coverage.

In our last "Five Things You Need To Know About General Liability Insurance" episode, we address one of the most onerous traps that an insurance company can set for a policyholder – the consent to settle trap.

In the wake of the recent tragic events at the music festival, Astroworld, in which at least 10 people lost their lives and hundreds more were injured...