Illinois Court Rules on Insurer's Liability in Carpenter's Death Case
An Illinois appeals court denies coverage for a construction company's liability in a carpenter's death, citing an employee injury exclusion.
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An Illinois appeals court denies coverage for a construction company's liability in a carpenter's death, citing an employee injury exclusion.
The Louisiana appeals court upheld a ruling denying workers' compensation to an employee for failing to disclose prior injuries and surgery recommendations.
A recent Pennsylvania bill aims to tackle the growing liability insurance costs faced by child welfare providers, shifting contract conditions to ease their coverage struggles.
Banyan Risk has introduced Red Fox Risk to provide specialized coverage for wildfire-exposed properties across the U.S.
Dartmouth's provost responds to AI detection claims regarding his recent essay, emphasizing personal authorship while pledging transparency in AI usage.
Willis has appointed Andy Chang, previously with Aon, to spearhead growth in its global direct and facultative division based in Miami.
Howden Re expands in Denmark Sep 30, 2026 U.K.-based Howden Re has established an office in Copenhagen, Denmark, and named Jens Ellborg as managing director, effective Nov. 1, Reinsurance News reporte...
Bangkok's recent flooding has forced Thai Airways to cancel or reschedule over 330 flights due to stranded staff amid heavy rain.
European LNG storage levels are at a historic low of 67%, raising fears of supply shortages this winter as demand surges.
Carisk Partners has acquired FirstCare Onsite, enhancing its occupational health services while focusing on expansion and integration of care capabilities.
A recent discussion highlights the potential fallout of claiming parenthood for workplace flexibility, raising ethical questions for employers and employees alike.
A federal judge ruled that an insurer is not required to defend a physician accused of sexual assault, citing prior undisclosed misconduct settlements.
NFP has appointed Kate Henry as the new president of its U.S. regions, a pivotal role overseeing regional leaders within the brokerage.
A recent New Jersey court ruling clarifies that workers' compensation claims can't overlap with discrimination lawsuits over unrelated injuries.
A recent study reveals mixed results in predictive analytics use for workers' compensation claims, highlighting gaps in assessing outcomes and ongoing administrative hurdles.
Huntersure has rolled out a media errors and omissions insurance program offering coverage up to $5 million, targeting various media professionals.
San Antonio attracts Gen Z movers, while Houston draws millennials, reflecting a trend toward affordability and opportunity in new living locations.
A judge mandates a Chubb unit to defend founders of a debt-relief company against a federal lawsuit alleging illegal pre-collection fees.
A federal court has voided a vape distributor's $6.3 million fire claim due to significant misstatements and concealment on the insurance application.
Kevin Kolenda, head of a prize insurance firm, admitted to wire fraud, misleading clients and withholding payouts during tournaments.