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Cincinnati Insurance owes nothing on $5.1 million death judgment, court rules

A federal safety-net endorsement was the last argument standing - and it didn't hold

People Moves: Cincinnati Insurance Chief Claims Officer Schambow to Retire, McMillan to Assume Responsibilities

Cincinnati Financial Corporation announced that Marc J. Schambow, CPCU, AIM, ASLI, chief claims officer for its property casualty subsidiaries, led by The Cincinnati Insurance Comp...

Cincinnati insurance points to one exclusion to avoid $13m fall claim

The carrier says one clause in its own policy lets it walk away from the roofer's claim

Cincinnati Financial Q2 combined ratio hits 100.8% on cat surge

Catastrophe losses account for 14.4 points of the loss ratio as Ohio weather drives outsized claims activity

Insurance Coverage Exclusions-Policy Interpretation

Ropicky’s home was damaged during a 2018 storm. The Cincinnati Insurance Company (Cincinnati) denied full coverage, concluding the water entered through construction defects and th...

Ohio court backs Brotherhood Mutual, blocks reopening of binding appraisal

A cashed check, then a $206K second claim - and the state's highest court draws a hard line

Great American not liable for $3 million judgment, Ohio court rules

A family found the right insurer too late - by then a reporting window had closed

Cigna targets mid-market employers with Northern California appointment

A stop-loss specialist takes the helm as Cigna doubles down on employer accounts under 3,000 lives

CNA holds firm on casualty rate while easing in property, workers' comp and international

New business hit a record $718 million even as loss ratios rose, a sign of where CNA is actively chasing growth

Insurance moves: Kemper, Grange Insurance, Standard Insurance and Brown & Riding

Kemper replaces a terminated P&C president with a non-standard auto specialist as Grange brings $18 billion distribution experience into a newly created CDO role

Kinsale seeks ruling it owes no defense in townhome defect case

One exclusion could decide whether this carrier owes its insured a defense

Sixth Circuit Revives Builder’s Risk Coverage, Refusing to Let Insurer Escape on a Technicality

CNA insurers ask court to end PFAS coverage for textile company

A seven-day clause and an "accidental" requirement could decide whether the endorsement pays

Insurance moves: Builders Insurance, Pharmacists Mutual, Keystone, Patriot, MS Transverse, more

Keystone's new national brokerage leader brings Marsh and Baldwin Group placement experience to 180-plus agency partners - and a Cincinnati claims leadership change folds oversight...

Great American says agency's reinsurer commission claims fall outside its policy

An insurer paid to defend an agency - then went to court to get its money back

Insurer Must Cover Financial Services Co.'s Arbitration

An excess insurer owes up to $5 million in coverage for a financial service company's arbitration over allegations workers misappropriated their previous employer's trade secrets,...

Insurance moves: NFP, Starkweather, Centene, Guardian and Corgi Insurance

Centene's board sees a retirement and a new appointment, while an SEC enforcement veteran joins an AI-native startup carrier as compliance chief

Ohio Security says Accident Fund never answered two defense tenders

A Brooklyn construction injury, a subcontractor's policy, and a tender OSIC says went unanswered

How to avoid the 'kiss of death' | A Northern Kentucky insurance expert explains storm damage liability

Park Hills residents are now left with questions after Tuesday night's storms sent trees crashing into cars and homes

Insurance moves: AIQA, Crawford, Old Republic, Inszone

One in five insureds has already filed an AI-related claim

Court revives Cannon Falls hail claim, narrows Hanover cosmetic damage exclusion

A roof that never leaked could still trigger coverage - here's the twist that flipped it

Cincinnati officials to provide $1 million in relief for homeowners, businesses hit by flash flooding

Cincinnati officials have announced a $1 million relief fund to help local homeowners and small businesses recover from last week's flash flooding, according to a Friday press rele...

Bump-up exclusion sinks Zayo's $27 million coverage claim in Delaware

How the settlement was paid decided the whole case - and Zayo's bad-faith claim collapsed too

The Hartford sues Dallas firm over unpaid workers' comp premiums

An audit closed out two policy years - then the insurer says the bill sat unpaid