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Insurers' Internal Evaluations Don't Establish 'Undisputed' Benefits Owed, Says Colorado Court
A Colorado appeals court reversed a lower court's ruling that had been based on an insurer's internal settlement evaluation, after determining that such an evaluation doesn't establish an "undisputed" amount of benefits owed.
Banking on Strangers' Death? Insurer's Suit Spotlights 'Sinister' Life Insurance Scheme
Wells Fargo's alleged involvement was one of many similarities between the Silbiger policy and another stranger-originated life insurance policy that the New Jersey Supreme Court declared null and void in 2019.
Suit Against Wells Fargo Spotlights 'Sinister' Life Insurance Scheme
Wells Fargo's alleged involvement was one of many similarities between the Silbiger policy and another stranger-originated life insurance policy that the New Jersey Supreme Court declared null and void in 2019.
Uncertainty Remains as Lawyers See Rising Demand from Final Wave of Hurricane Claims Under Old Law
"Homeowners claims are probably going to be steady for the next year or so. But after that, nobody can predict the future. Is it going to reduce litigation? Is it going to reduce the value of litigation? It's really hard to tell," said Hinshaw & Culbertson partner Joseph Manzo.
Zurich American Sues Interra Sky, Man in Effort to Not Defend Them in Lawsuit
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
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Can a Jury Change the Rules of an Insurance Policy? Ga. Appeals Court Set to Decide
While the plaintiffs had received some relief for the damages in 2017, they contended it wasn't nearly enough to actually conduct the needed repairs and took the issue to court. The jury agreed. The appeals court is reviewing the verdict.
'Stupidest Bill I've Seen in My Entire Life': Lawyers Speak Out on Hurricane Ian Fallout
With new legislation signed in Tallahassee, the news is grimmer for South Florida residents, said attorney Alex Arteaga-Gomez of Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen in Coral Gables.
Nationwide Sues Family Over Insurance Coverage Dispute
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Ex-New York Life GC Rewarded for Jumping to Iowa's Principal Financial
Natalie Lamarque was the second-highest-paid executive at Principal last year, despite not joining the company until August.
Woman Sues Liberty Mutual, Alleging It Didn't Pay Water Damage Claim
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