State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. has asked the Fifth Circuit to deny a Louisiana orthopedic practice's appeal for coverage of more than $500,000 in COVID-19 losses, asking the court not to certify whether COVID-19 causes physical loss before the state Supreme Court.
Federal Insurance Company has been dismissed from Kuhlman Electric Corporation's Mississippi state court case seeking coverage from insurers for more than $175 million in costs associated with underlying environmental regulatory and tort claims.
A woman who suffered a stroke after chiropractic manipulations in 2019 has joined the chiropractor's office in demanding that its insurer pay something toward her $1.5 million dollar arbitration award in a case removed to Missouri federal court by the office's insurers.
A specialty insurer sought to dismiss a California federal lawsuit from a builder blaming it for a multimillion-dollar property price drop due to an inadequate wildfire damage payment, saying the builder was attempting to circumvent the court's order in a related case near trial by filing its complaint.
Insurers and customers brought shippers to New York federal court hoping to seize a vessel as collateral for over $39 million in losses after around 2,800 containers, including cargo from Rooms to Go and Nokia, went overboard or were damaged in the worst shipping loss in years.