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Wisconsin Requires Coverage for Food Delivery Services - What Does This Mean for the Insurance Industry?
By Tim Fletcher Mar 30, 2020 English
In what could be a sign of a growing trend, last Monday the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) issued an order that prohibits insurers from denying a claim solely because the insured was delivering food for a restaurant closed because...
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Dieselgate: Emissions Scandal Moves Up a Gear Following Recent Court Rulings in Germany
By Nina Dahm-Loraing May 13, 2019 English
It’s estimated that the ongoing “dieselgate” emissions scandal has already cost Volkswagen around EUR28 billion. Hiltrud Werner, VW’s head of legal affairs tasked with overseeing the firm’s recovery, has admitted that 2019 could be the “most difficult...
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Another Bad Faith Auto Case - But Favorable to Insurers
By Tim Fletcher Apr 15, 2019 English
These days, it’s rare that court decisions involving bad faith are favorable toward insurers. However, the Georgia Supreme Court recently provided a bright spot in an area darkened by adverse legal developments for claims professionals. At issue was whether...
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When Workers’ Compensation & Auto Liability Collide - 5 Things Every Insurer Needs to Know [Presentation]
By Diane Brown Sep 07, 2017 English
Auto trends often collide with Workers’ Comp results. Auto writers use many tools to help underwrite their risks and contain losses - such as industry historical data, telematics, MVRs, black boxes and smartphone photos and videos. Workers’ Comp writers...
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