Suit Says OnStar, LexisNexis Shared Driving Data with Insurers, Spiking Rates Do motorist-assistance systems like GM’s OnStar feed data to auto insurers, resulting in higher premiums for some drivers? A south... Read More
Reckitt Unit Hit With $60 Million Verdict in Enfamil Baby Formula Case An Illinois jury has ordered Reckitt Benckiser unit Mead Johnson to pay $60 million to the mother of a premature... Read More
Apple, Investors Reach $490 Million Settlement in Fraud Case Apple Inc. reached a $490 million settlement of a class-action lawsuit brought by a group of investors who accused Chief... Read More
US Health Regulators Open Probe in UnitedHealth Cyberattack US health authorities are investigating whether the cyberattack on UnitedHealth Group Inc.’s Change Healthcare unit involved a breach of personal... Read More
Bayer Weighs ‘Texas Two-Step’ Bankruptcy Filing Over Roundup Bayer AG is weighing whether to use a controversial legal maneuver known as the Texas Two-Step bankruptcy to try to... Read More
NFIP Pays $364M on Idalia Claims. Florida Bill Requires Flood Disclosure to Buyers The National Flood Insurance Program has paid out $364 million on flood claims from Hurricane Idalia, the storm that swamped... Read More
Winning Over the Policyholder: How Claims Can Help Improve Carriers’ Relationships with Insureds Many years ago, as the holiday season wrapped our home in a festive embrace, a tranquil evening turned into a... Read More
Moonlighting Cop Not Independent Contractor? NC Supreme Court Says Hold on. The North Carolina Supreme Court has temporarily put the brakes on an appeals court decision that had upset years of... Read More
Viewpoint: UIM Coverage and The ‘Floating Layer’ Theory Most insurance claims professionals understand that, as opposed to uninsured motorist (UM) coverage, which pays damages to an insured who... Read More
Report: Ransomware Attacks ‘More Frequent, More Sophisticated, More Effective’ Ransomware attackers are using a multitude of techniques to gain access in attacks that are becoming “more frequent, more sophisticated,... Read More