Eleventh Circuit revives bad faith lawsuit against Kinsale Insurance
An insurer’s delayed settlement offer could cost it millions after a deadly parking lot shooting. Find out why the Eleventh Circuit says a jury should decide the outcome
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The ruling, issued April 28, 2025, by the Indiana Court of Appeals, stems from a 2018 car accident in Bartholomew County. Lee Naylor, the injured party, was insured by Shelter under a policy that included underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage with a $100,000 per-person limit. The other driver, Mary Siener, was covered by State Farm, which…
Talanx reports strong year with double-digit revenue growth
Insurance revenue rose 11% to €48.1 billion, while operating profit (EBIT) increased to €4.9 billion from €3.1 billion in the previous year. Net income grew by 25% to €1.98 billion, exceeding the company’s original 2025 target ahead of schedule. Return on equity reached 17.9%, up from 16.6% in the year prior. Source link
Relation Insurance acquires True-Course Aviation Insurance
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Judge blocks long-term care insurance rate increase from Pennsylvania insurer
“This ruling upholds North Dakota’s right to protect and preserve its laws, regardless of who is violating them,” Godfread said in a statement. “My priority is to protect North Dakota consumers, and when a company is attempting to subvert our laws and undercut the state-based system of insurance regulation that has existed for the past…