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A California ruling could set an important precedent as other courts consider similar cases. -
A former executive claims he was terminated for reporting that III CEO Sean Kevelighan used homophobic slurs.
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The suit seeks compensatory and punitive damages from 180 defendants.
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The Federal Insurance Office has data collected from over 300 insurers.
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The regulations are part of a state effort to expand wildfire coverage.
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Ohio’s Supreme Court unanimously said the abatement fund isn’t covered by the paint maker’s insurance policies.
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The defendants allegedly issued more than 40 unauthorized insurance policies.
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Weiss Ratings has claimed that insurers are short on reserves and deny legitimate claims.
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A jury found the retailer defamed a former driver with false claims of workers’ compensation fraud.
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A separate US Chamber of Commerce report, meanwhile, put tort costs at $529bn for 2022.
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Insurers and their allies hope to capitalize on increased attention to pass a slew of reforms.
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The recently filed suit names several personal injury law firms.
