Articles by William Rabb

Colorado State University’s hurricane research team, perhaps the best-known and most-often quoted forecasting service, last week revised its prediction for... Read More

What happens when an employer and its workers’ compensation insurer deny a claim, then face a wrongful-death tort suit, then... Read More

An employee cannot file a tort lawsuit against her employer until after it has been determined that she is not... Read More

An Alabama law firm wasted little time in filing a proposed class-action lawsuit against Aflac Inc., claiming the supplemental insurance... Read More

In the long conflict between insurance carriers and public claims adjusters, Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has unexpectedly altered the... Read More

Carnival Cruise Lines could not have foreseen a sexual assault on a teenager, despite a lack of security presence at... Read More

Some Florida policyholders and their attorneys have long complained about real or perceived delays in the claims-handling process after a... Read More

South Florida residents will likely remember Aaron Hirschhorn, the successful Miami entrepreneur who launched a dog-sitting service then won a... Read More

A North Carolina insurance agency cannot escape a lawsuit brought by a homeowner who was denied coverage after a hurricane... Read More

After eight years of losses, Florida’s personal property insurance market reported an underwriting profit and a considerable jump in operating... Read More