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Federal Court Rules Insurer Not Liable for Doctor's Legal Defense Due to Misrepresentation
A federal court determined that an insurer isn't obligated to defend an osteopathic physician in a malpractice case due to prior undisclosed misconduct settlements.
NFP Appoints Kate Henry as President of U.S. Regions
NFP has promoted Kate Henry to the newly established role of president of U.S. regions, overseeing regional leadership across its brokerage divisions.
New Jersey Court Restricts Injury Claims in Discrimination Lawsuit
A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that an employee cannot claim injury damages in a discrimination lawsuit if workers' compensation has already been awarded.
Workers' Compensation Claims Leaders Embrace AI While Overlooking Key Metrics
A recent study shows a significant portion of claims leaders using AI lacks assessment of its impact on outcomes, highlighting efficiency gaps.
Huntersure Introduces New Media Errors and Omissions Insurance Program
Huntersure has unveiled a media errors and omissions program offering coverage limits up to $5 million for diverse media professionals.
Howden Strengthens Leadership Team with Appointment of Kelsey Cleary
Kelsey Cleary transitions to Howden U.S. as a senior vice president, bringing extensive experience from NFP and Lockton to her new role.
Colorado Court Clarifies Limits on Reopening Workers' Compensation Claims
A recent Colorado court ruling restricts the ability to reopen workers' compensation claims, emphasizing that prior compensability must be established.
Colombia's Earthquake Claims Estimated at $1.4 Billion, Impacting Insurers
Colombian insurers are facing an estimated $1.4 billion in claims from the August earthquake, raising concerns over their earnings in the latter half of 2026.
Zhibao Labuan Reinsurance Expands Operations in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia
Zhibao Labuan Reinsurance, backed by Chinese InsurTech, is expanding into Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, aiming to integrate regional reinsurance markets.
Afreximbank and Zep-Re Collaborate to Enhance African Insurance Capacity
Afreximbank and Zep-Re have signed a three-year agreement to boost insurance expertise in Africa, focusing on risk management and trade facilitation.
IAG to Initiate Auditor Transition Amid KPMG Controversies
Insurance Australia Group plans to tender for a new auditor, moving away from KPMG after scrutiny from a parliamentary inquiry.
Florida Court Confirms Jurisdiction in Yacht Dispute with Taiwanese Insurer
A Florida appeals court allows a yacht manufacturer’s lawsuit against a Taiwanese insurer to proceed, rejecting forum clause exclusivity.
Alexander Reath Steps Up as Marsh Risk's New Leader in Real Estate and Hospitality
Marsh Risk appoints Alexander Reath as the new U.S. leader for real estate and hospitality, succeeding Duncan Ellis, who is departing for new opportunities.
Florida Lawsuit Against Hershey Over Missing Reese’s Pumpkin Faces Dismissed
A federal judge dismissed a class action lawsuit against Hershey after consumers claimed they overpaid for Reese's pumpkins missing decorative designs.
CFC Enhances Cyber Insurance Offering for Financial Institutions
CFC has strengthened its cyber insurance by including AI-related threats and comprehensive response strategies for financial sector clients.
Court Upholds Exclusive Remedy in Occidental Chemical Negligence Case
A federal judge dismissed a negligence suit against Occidental Chemical, affirming the company's status as statutory employer under workers’ compensation law.
Luzern Risk Secures $45 Million to Enhance AI and Operations in Captive Management
Luzern Risk has raised $45 million in Series B funding, led by Insight Partners, to enhance its technology and expand client offerings in captive management.
Howden Granted Extension in Brown & Brown Employee Raid Litigation
A judge has extended Howden's deadline to produce documents in a lawsuit over alleged employee and client poaching until October 16.
Federal Appeals Court Affirms $7.8M Award for BART Employees Over Religious Vaccine Exemptions
A federal appeals court upheld a $7.8 million jury award to BART employees fired for seeking religious exemptions from vaccination, citing undue hardship.
Baldwin Group's $7.7 Billion Acquisition Reflects Growing Trend in Insurance Brokerage Market
Baldwin Group's $7.7 billion deal to go private marks a significant shift in the insurance brokerage landscape, reflecting increased deal activity post-debt reduction.