U.K. Ruling’s Impacton U.S. Insurance Cases: Little to None

Share!

Insurance Information Institute - Sep 23, 2020

The U.K. High Court last week issued a ruling involving business-interruption claims against policies issued by eight insurers. Jason Schupp of the Centers for Better Insurance says the ruling is a “mixed bag” for U.K. insurers and policyholders and has little relevance for their U.S. counterpar...

Read Full Article

Recommended Articles

Cyber Threats, Changes in Climate, and Business Interruption are Insurance Buyers’ and Sellers’ Top Risk Concerns, Says New Munich Re/Triple-I Survey

Posted: Nov 19, 2024

MIAMI, Nov. 20, 2024 – Cyber incidents, changes in climate, and business interruption are the chief...

Read Article

Growing Vulnerability of Inland Areas to Flooding Yet Homeowners Don’t Have Flood Insurance Coverage or Believe It’s Necessary: Triple-I

Posted: Nov 12, 2024

For Immediate Release New York Press Office: Loretta Worters, 917-208-8842, [email protected] MALVE...

Read Article

Commercial Auto Insurance Declines in Underwriting Profitability; Increasing Economic and Social Inflation Continue to Influence Costs, Says Triple-I/CAS

Posted: Oct 23, 2024

For immediate release New York Press Office: Loretta Worters, 917-208-8842, [email protected] NE...

Read Article