A federal district judge in Illinois has issued an important ruling in the opioid insurance coverage wars, finding coverage for a $3.5 million settlement between an opioid ...

The starting point for any organization seeking to understand cyber insurance claims and coverage is to understand potential cyber-related losses.

This video depicts an incredible story of how AIG mishandled a massive pipeline explosion claim, only to get tagged at trial with an equally massive bad faith verdict.

Nothing in insurance is perhaps more frustrating to policyholders than being "nickeled and dimed" by an insurance carrier on defense of a covered claim.

We continue our series, Five Things You Need To Know About D&O Insurance with part three, Improper Claims Denials.

The question of whether Lloyd's of London is still relevant in today's insurance market is a good question for corporate policyholders to consider.

We are often asked by clients to compare the claims practices of leading insurance carriers, which often leads to a conversation about Lloyd's of London's current insurance claim resolution practices.

A quick Google search would have businesses believing that there is no insurance coverage for coronavirus losses. Insurance carriers and brokers have seized control of the narrative,...

Our fourth entry in our series of Five Things You Need To Know About D&O Insurance is Improper Defense Tactics. Defense should be a simple issue.

In today's blog post, Mark Miller addresses another issue pertaining to the role of insurance broker claims advocates, namely a misperception that some brokers...

Few provisions in Directors and Officers insurance policies have given rise to more litigation than the personal profit exclusion.

Even people that might not care about any other kind of insurance, typically care about D&O insurance.

An Illinois federal court issued a milestone decision on Oct. 19 holding that an employment practices liability (EPL) policy covered two underlying Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) claims.

This video addresses the ninth biggest mistake made by corporate policyholders: not understanding potential conflicts of interest when pursuing insurance claims.

One of the Federal Government's main responses to the economic devastation wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Paycheck Protection Program

There are three certainties in life, as the saying goes: death, taxes and that your insurance carrier will deny coverage for pre-tender defense costs

One of the least publicized ways that insurance carriers control the legal market is through their relationship with defense panel counsel.

In this blog post, Mark Miller addresses two common mistakes policyholders make with property insurance claims.

Nowadays, corporate policyholders are facing an all-to-common scenario.

Point number one, when you make a property insurance claim you're steeping into a minefield. By that I mean anywhere you step you can get blown up and by getting blown up I don't mean taking a haircut, I mean getting killed.