Legal

The insurer has capped two decades of litigating on fraud claims and a $1bn ruling.

Fairfax accepts $20mn to drop 2006 claims against one firm but still presses others.

A recommended 13.4 percent rate cut for workers’ compensation cover in Florida shouldn’t lead anyone to assume that an expected spike in carriers’ claims-related legal costs has failed to emerge.

The provider of workers’ compensation insurance has agreed to a new acquisition deal.

A new California law forces insurers to give homeowners bi-annual rebuild estimates.

China’s largest insurer says the wholesaler imperils its reputation by infringing trademarks.

A shift in legislation would reduce the current US-listed companies' reporting requirements.

Underwriting rules marked ‘confidential’ or ‘trade secret’ provided no exemption, CDI general counsel writes.

Wu is currently serving an 18-year jail term for fraud and embezzlement.

The Exin Capital Partners board did not contest the motion from the UK tax authorities.

The broker has brought a suit after 10 brokers resigned from its North American construction insurance practice to join Alliant.

The snap-back of US sanctions has left aviation underwriters uncertain if international routes to Tehran can still be covered.