Delivery Worker’s PTSD Claim Against Five Guys and Maintenance Firm to Go to Jury November 1, 2023 By Insurance Journal staff A food delivery worker who encountered two weapon-wielding maintenance workers surprised by his presence in a Five Guys hamburger eatery...
Federal Law Preempts Stolen Cargo Claim Against Transportation Broker April 14, 2023 Landstar Ranger, a transportation broker, sent a truck driver who called himself “James” to pick up cargo in Colorado for...
D&O Insurer Dodges Coverage for $4.9M Embezzlement Scheme January 4, 2023 A directors and officers insurer has no duty to defend a New Mexico financial organization from litigation filed after its...
Md. Court Rules City and Subcontractor Not Liable in Workers’ Death August 16, 2022 By Insurance Journal staff The mother of a man killed on a Baltimore construction site who was barred by Maryland’s workers’ compensation law from...
Negligence Claims Filed in Shootings Amid Wisconsin Protest January 5, 2021 KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — Claims filed on behalf of two men shot by an Illinois teen during a night of...
Insurer Off the Hook in $500K Settlement to Spa Guest Who Had Stroke During Massage June 13, 2017 By Denise Johnson A federal appeals court ruled that Evanston Insurance Co. doesn’t owe a $500,000 settlement that a Florida spa owner agreed...
Families of 10 Sailors Aboard Sunken El Faro Freighter Settle Claims January 29, 2016 The families of ten sailors aboard a cargo ship that sank in a hurricane last year have settled claims with...
New York Top Court Allows Private Securities Claims December 21, 2011 By MICHAEL VIRTANEN Enforcement by the state attorney general against securities fraud doesn’t pre-empt private common-law claims of negligence against investment companies, New...