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Florida-based Gulfstream is forced to liquidate after falling into insolvency. -
Marsh points Judge William Thomas to Aon’s arguments in the DoJ case as reason to dismiss poaching suit.
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Fair Plan had challenged that order, arguing that it would lead to higher rates.
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Details of potential additional divestitures are closely guarded, but they would likely include P&C broking assets.
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The RAA pushes plan to use public, private dollars to shore up communities most at risk from climate-related disasters.
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McKee sided with the ACPIA, who have opposed the legislation due to the potential for raised costs.
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Several law firms have prepared class action suits against James River after an Uber loss charge led to an equity raise.
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The DoJ was given a deadline to provide Aon’s lawyers with pertinent evidence collected from third parties during its investigation into the $30bn mega-merger.
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The new adjustments will increase rates 7.6% on average after February 1, 2022.
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The judge threw out the insurer’s preliminary objections to the case, pointing out that the lawsuit had claimed the presence of Covid-19 meant the plaintiff was unable to use the premises.
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A federal judge finds that a new law banning contractors from advertising that insurance may cover roof repairs unconstitutional.
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Applied Underwriters-owned California Insurance Company (CIC) said it will appeal a decision to dismiss the lawsuit that the company filed against the California Department of Insurance (CDI), contesting the regulator’s decision to place the carrier in conservatorship.
