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The Duty for Insurance Companies to Defend Construction Disputes

Kinsale seeks ruling it owes no defense in townhome defect case

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

Berkley's lawsuit accuses Trisura of refusing a project owner's defense

Two words in an endorsement - "written contract" - decide who pays for this defense

The Insurance Challenge: AI-Assisted Pro Se Litigation and Rising Defense Costs

Five insurers rejected or ignored a defense tender, New York Marine alleges

One carrier paid the defense bill alone - now it wants five others to answer for it

Appeals court lets insurer control defense despite conflict between co-insureds

The insurer dropped its reservation of rights - and that move helped seal the outcome

United Specialty capped E&O defense at $2,500, insured alleges

One endorsement could decide whether the insurer owes $2,500 or the full policy limit

Staffing firm says Philadelphia Indemnity refused to defend labor-law class action

An internal email about a "sample case" sits at the heart of this coverage fight

Insurer says it never covered the truck, points to two rival carriers

A sold-off trailer and a borrowed tractor decide which of four carriers owes the defense

Insurer sues FullStory, alleges defense invoices never triggered its coverage

FullStory says its legal bills top $10 million - Evanston alleges almost none of it counts

Alabama justices revive insurer's duty-to-defend case over courthouse injury claims

The court freed one coverage duty and froze another - the split matters for insurers

Liberty Mutual sues two carriers, alleging they ducked a contractor's defense

One carrier says two rivals left it covering a defense it claims was never its job alone

Product exclusion bars insurer's duty to defend fatal crash suit

One clause about where injuries happen decided who pays for a deadly crash

Meta's insurers already won't defend it, and design-based liability claims may be why

A Delaware court has already ruled Meta's own insurers don't have to pay its defense costs. The legal theory behind that ruling is now spreading well beyond one company

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

Insurers ask court to clear them of SunTrust's $240 million overdraft bill

A single line in a 2010 notice may decide who pays the nine-figure tab

Upland sues three insurers, demanding they cover Bronx construction injury defense

One carrier footed the defense bill alone. Now it says three rivals owe the money back

Rhode Island court upholds insurer's vandalism denial despite brief citing fake cases

The insurer prevailed - then the justices turned on its own appellate filing

Unaccepted Proposal, Unpaid Fees- Second DCA Says Insurer’s Policy Language Controls

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

Co-defendant forces Liberty Mutual's $150 million case back to state court

The insurer's own co-defendant sided with the plaintiff - and the appeal went nowhere

Insurers defend claims record as Lords probe Consumer Duty

Aviva, Admiral and NFU Mutual chiefs reveal claims acceptance rates and push back against standardised products and extra regulation

Insureds sue Evanston and Markel over alleged refusal to indemnify settlement

Carrier reimbursed defense costs, then said it won't pay a cent toward the deal, insureds allege

Utica Mutual asks court to hand medical-transport defense to Markel

An injury that struck after the ride ended - and two carriers now argue over whose policy it lands on