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Notwithstanding the recent Cajun Conti policyholder victory in the Louisiana Court of Appeals, a federal district court judge in New Orleans has sided with the numerous federal rulings...

The California Supreme Court has again declined to address whether COVID claims are insured, denying an insured's request that it review the First Appellate District's pro-insurer...

Another early policyholder victory was overturned this week as the Oklahoma Supreme Court joined the growing body of state supreme courts barring coverage for COVID BI claims.

The Fourth Circuit issued a short unpublished opinion last week in Golden Corral Corp. v. Illinois Union Ins. Co. No. 21-2219 (4th Cir. Aug. 11, 2022), holding affirming a North Carolina District Court's declaration...

The Ninth Circuit has issued a summary order in Tao Group v. Employers Ins. Co. of Wausau, No. 22-15506 (9th Cir. Nov. 22, 2022) confirming a California court's declaration that a restauranteur...

The insurance industry's unbroken streak of COVID appellate victories hit a Vermont-sized pothole last week when the state Supreme Court ruled that an insured had pleaded sufficient facts to satisfy...

In a case arising under Pennsylvania law, the Third Circuit has ruled that allegations by three women that a motel was complicit in allowing them to be commercially trafficked for sex were subject...

In the first COVID trial to result in a jury verdict for a policyholder, a Texas jury has awarded $48 million to the Baylor College of Medicine in its suit against Lloyds.

The Ninth Circuit has issued another unpublished ruling sustaining a California District Court's dismissal of a restauranteur's COVID BI suit.

The California Court of Appeal has ruled that a Superior Court judge erred in refusing to allow a restaurant chain a chance to amend its complaint to set forth claims for "communicable disease event" coverage.

Manufacturers in products liability litigation have traditionally been held to a strict standard with respect to the duty to warn users of hazards associated with their products.

Since their effective rollout on December 1, 2010, the Guidelines have served to regulate treatment to the back, neck, shoulders, and knees for compensable claims in New York State.

The Sixth Circuit has ruled that a "contamination" exclusion precludes coverage for an Ohio insured's COVID claims, declaring in Dana, Inc. v. Zurich American Ins. Co., No. 21-4160 (6th Cir. July 6, 2022)(unpublished) ...

The truism in the insurance world that "the best case is a settled case" is sometimes worth a closer look.

There is no doubt that this is an important election year. While the presidential election will receive the majority of the attention, Proposition 24

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has affirmed a Virginia ruling that a chain of fitness stores is not entitled to commercial property insurance for their COVID-related business interruption losses.

The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that Superfund "response costs" are "damages" in Alabama Plating Co. v. USF&G, 690 So.2d 331 (Ala. 1996). More recently, the court also ruled...