Legal
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Proprietary data bolster CEO Greenberg’s call for legal system reforms. -
The carrier has counter-sued, alleging breach of confidence.
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A court of appeal in the state has said assignment of benefit rights can be split between multiple parties.
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The Matt Fairfield-owned business is being pursued for almost £350,000 in unpaid liabilities.
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The big three broker has set up the new facility as a replacement for Crest.
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Governor Raimondo signs bills to deal with commutation and other hurdles.
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Industry defeats a bill that would have allowed for a mandatory 85-day billing cycle.
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Executives say the American market for non-life transactions is worth $335bn.
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Insurers are developing contract continuity clauses in a bid to tackle uncertainty over Brexit.
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The insurers cite exclusions in professional liability policies and an undisclosed joint venture.
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Lenders TCW and Cerberus take control of the services provider now called Carrier & Technology Solutions.
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A House-Senate conference may play a key role in determining the flood insurance program’s future.
