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Fracking Well Damage Suit: Judge Rules Against Evanston Insurance in $1.5M Case

USA Herald

No Insurance Coverage for Sheriff’s Discrimination Suit, Ninth Circuit Rules

USA Herald

The Battle over Boy Scouts’ Bankruptcy Plan Escalates: Insurers Accuse the Organization of Acting in Bad Faith

USA Herald

Samsung Accuses Factory Mutual Insurance of Lowballing $400M Winter Storm Uri Claim

USA Herald

Georgia Mining Company’s Contract Dispute with Environmental Consultant Escalates to Court Battle

Fighting for Coverage: Ex-NFL Player Takes on Insurers Over Failed Surgery Settlement
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Luz Hernandez, a 33-year-old mom of three and teacher at BelovED Charter School, died from "blunt force trauma to the head and compressions to the neck,"

Legal Industry February 10, 2023

New Jersey Teacher Mysteriously Found Dead in a Shallow Grave

A New Jersey teacher’s mysterious death was judged a homicide after police found a body in a shallow grave, and…

By Rochdi Rais

Legal Industry February 8, 2023

Andrew Tate Sees New Assets Seized in Human Trafficking Probe

Romanian authorities are continuing their probe into Andrew Tate, the online influencer facing accusations of human trafficking, organized crime, and…

By Gabrielle Seunagal

Legal Industry February 7, 2023

Indian Auto Co. Defends US Sales of Roxor Against Jeep Trade Dress Lawsuit

(USA Herald) – Indian automotive company, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., is fighting against a potential ban on the sale of…

By Samuel Lopez

Legal Industry February 7, 2023

Sarku Japan Takes a Stand Against Affiliated FM Insurance’s Bad Faith Conduct

(USA Herald) – The well-known Japanese restaurant chain, Sarku Japan, is not taking Affiliated FM Insurance’s inaction lying down. In…

By Samuel Lopez

America February 6, 2023

Insurer’s Neglect Leads to Bad Faith Verdict in Florida Work Injury Case: Southern-Owners Ordered to Pay $1.1 Million

(USA Herald) – The insurance industry is often seen as a beacon of hope for those who have suffered a personal injury, providing a safety…

By – Samuel Lopez

America February 6, 2023

A Decade of Insurance Bad Faith Ends with $52 Million Verdict in Albuquerque Court

(USA Herald) – A decade-long insurance bad faith case against Professional Underwriters Liability Insurance Company (PULIC), a subsidiary of The Doctor’s Company, has come to…

By – Samuel Lopez

America February 5, 2023

Ninth Circuit Ruling: GoDaddy Cleared of Bad Faith in Domain Registry Dispute

(USA Herald) – The Ninth Circuit has rejected a motivational speaker’s claim against GoDaddy, ruling that the web hosting platform is not liable for the…

By – Samuel Lopez

America February 5, 2023

Bad Faith Conduct Costs Investors $500 Million: Wells Fargo Securities LLC under Fire

(USA Herald) – Investors are lashing out at Wells Fargo Securities LLC, claiming that the bank’s bad faith conduct cost them at least $500 million.…

By – Samuel Lopez

America February 4, 2023

Texas Court Halts Insurer’s Bad Faith Production of Claim Notes, In-House Counsel Communications

(USA Herald) – Insurance companies are expected to act in good faith when it comes to settling claims made by policyholders. However, when an insurer’s…

By – Samuel Lopez

America February 4, 2023

Washington: A State in the Legal Spotlight

(USA Herald) – 2023 is shaping up to be a crucial year for several landmark cases in Washington, with two cases in particular grabbing the…

By – Samuel Lopez

Legal Industry October 31, 2024

Elon Musk’s Bold Co-Parenting Plan in Austin: A New Family Model Focused on Sibling Bonds and Stability—Could It Redefine Family Law?

Pre-Article Highlights: Innovative Family Model: Elon Musk’s alleged proposal to bring his children and their mothers into three Austin mansions would reflect a unique approach to keeping family connections strong,…

By – Samuel Lopez