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The restaurant chain is seeking over $50mn from the insurer to cover expenses arising from Covid-19. -
The move follows the brokers’ submission of a remedies package last week to allay competition concerns.
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A New York court has ruled that the names of two clients who are friends with a broker who has left Willis Re to join rivals TigerRisk can be published.
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Senator Jeff Brandes and local insurance law experts tell this publication that the state’s insurance market will be hugely vulnerable without reform.
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The InsurTech alleges that John Loeber, Alex Becker and Shea McNamara stole trade secrets and competed against the company while still on its payroll.
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Seth Kirby, previously a partner and insurance litigator at Freeman Mathis & Cary, joins the agency.
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The regulator raps the UK division for failure to disclose insurance giant’s holdings in Powergrid and Munich Re.
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Shareholders have until May 18 to apply to the court to be a lead plaintiff in the case.
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Caesars said it had paid $25mn in premiums for "top of the line" insurance cover.
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The Swiss Bank said that the broker did not disclose issues around the supply chain financier’s insurance coverage.
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The nonprofit entity remains isolated from liability claims for now.
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The figures suggest that any coronavirus-related disruption to settlement rates may be temporary.
