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• Can Healthcare Providers Reach Workers’ Comp Payment to Injured Worker in Bankruptcy?

  Mar 21, 2019 | Case Law Analysis

  The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has asked the Illinois Supreme Court to decide whether the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act exempts…

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• UIM Benefits Weren’t Stackable But Coverage Wasn’t Illusory, 8th Circuit Says

  Mar 21, 2019 | Case Law Analysis

  The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has rejected a couple’s contention that their auto insurer had committed fraud by selling them three…

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• Florida Insurance Regulator Reports Hurricane Michael’s Claims Now Exceed $6 Billion

  Mar 21, 2019 | Legislative Regulatory Developments

  The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (“FOIR”) has updated its Hurricane Michael claims figures and now is reporting that more than 144,000…

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• Volvo to Deploy In-Car Cameras and Intervention Against Intoxication, Distraction

  Mar 21, 2019 | Industry News

  Volvo has announced that it will be taking a new step in its ambitions to end fatalities in its cars by addressing the issues of intoxication and distraction. In…

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• Ford to Make Autonomous Vehicles in Michigan

  Mar 21, 2019 | Industry News

  Ford has announced that it will complete its first autonomous vehicles at a new AV manufacturing center in southeast Michigan, upfitting purpose-built,…

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• 75% of Employers Say Opioid Use Impacts Their Workplace

  Mar 21, 2019 | Industry News

  Seventy-five percent of U.S. employers have been directly affected by opioids but only 17 percent feel extremely well prepared to deal with the issue,…

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Case Law Analysis ›

Can Healthcare Providers Reach Workers’ Comp Payment to Injured Worker in Bankruptcy?

UIM Benefits Weren’t Stackable But Coverage Wasn’t Illusory, 8th Circuit Says

Insured’s Failure to Submit Proof-of-Loss Form Doomed Claim Under Flood Policy, 5th Circuit Rules

UM Waiver Was Effective Even If It Deviated from Insurance Department’s Form

Insurer Loses Suit vs. Bank Where Lawyer Deposited Settlement Check; He Later Stole the Money

Legislative & Regulatory Developments ›

Florida Insurance Regulator Reports Hurricane Michael’s Claims Now Exceed $6 Billion

Florida’s CFO Wants Lawyers to ‘Help Stop AOB Abuse’ by ‘Unscrupulous Attorneys’

Hospital CEO Pleads Guilty to Defrauding 3 Insurers Out of Millions of Dollars

Transportation Department Launches Council to Support Emerging Transportation Technology

Verdicts & Settlements ›

Father and Son Injured in Car Crash Recover $80,000 from Insurers

Jury Rejects Disabled Passenger’s Suit After Driver Claimed She Refused to Wear Safety Harness

Jury Awards $1 Million to Man Injured When Driver Struck His Vehicle’s Open Door

Insurer Agrees to Pay $250,000 to Settle Suit by 90-Year-Old Hit by Car While Walking

Eye on the Experts ›

What Does (and Does Not) Constitute Insurance Broker Liability in New York

‘Cybersecurity’ and ‘Privacy’ Aren’t the Same Thing

Wrap-Up Exclusion Did Not Bar Coverage to Insured Subcontractor

Environmental Impairment Risk Continues to Rise

Industry News ›

Volvo to Deploy In-Car Cameras and Intervention Against Intoxication, Distraction

75% of Employers Say Opioid Use Impacts Their Workplace

Ford to Make Autonomous Vehicles in Michigan

I.I.I. Study Starts Ringing Alarm Bells on Marijuana Legalization and Impaired Driving

AXA XL Announces 2019 US Student Art Competition