Regulatory & Compliance

Does COVID-19 Loss Qualify as Physical Damage in Insurance?
Regulatory & Compliance Does COVID-19 Loss Qualify as Physical Damage in Insurance?

In the wake of the global health crisis that disrupted economies worldwide, businesses have grappled with unprecedented challenges, not least of which is securing insurance coverage for losses sustained during government-mandated shutdowns. A pivotal legal battle involving Tanger Properties Limited

Why Is HSBC's Madoff Verdict a Wake-Up Call for Insurers?
Regulatory & Compliance Why Is HSBC's Madoff Verdict a Wake-Up Call for Insurers?

In the ever-evolving landscape of financial institutions, few events have sent as powerful a ripple through the professional liability insurance market as HSBC's recent $1.1 billion provision to address legal exposure tied to the Bernard Madoff scandal. This staggering financial burden, revealed in

How Is Caterpillar's AI Reshaping Equipment Insurance?
Regulatory & Compliance How Is Caterpillar's AI Reshaping Equipment Insurance?

Caterpillar, a titan in the realm of industrial equipment manufacturing, is navigating a transformative journey with its embrace of AI-driven and autonomous machinery, especially within the energy and transportation sectors, fundamentally altering how risks are perceived and managed in the

Allstate Sues Podiatrists Over No-Fault Insurance Fraud
Regulatory & Compliance Allstate Sues Podiatrists Over No-Fault Insurance Fraud

What happens when the very system designed to protect accident victims becomes a playground for deceit? In New York, a staggering web of alleged fraud has emerged, with Allstate Insurance Company taking a bold stand against two podiatrists accused of exploiting the state’s No-Fault insurance

AMCO Sues Cincinnati Over $8.4M Settlement Exclusion
Regulatory & Compliance AMCO Sues Cincinnati Over $8.4M Settlement Exclusion

In a striking legal confrontation that has captured the attention of the insurance industry, AMCO Insurance Company has launched a federal lawsuit against The Cincinnati Insurance Company in Oregon, centering on a contentious $8.4 million settlement. This dispute stems from a construction defect

Can Insurers Dodge Liability in Workers’ Comp Disputes?
Regulatory & Compliance Can Insurers Dodge Liability in Workers’ Comp Disputes?

What happens when a life-altering diagnosis hinges on a single date, and a shift in that detail could leave an injured worker stranded without benefits? In Kentucky, a former teacher’s battle with mesothelioma has exposed a gritty tug-of-war between insurance carriers, raising a burning question:

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