Daphne Zhang

American International Group Inc. (AIG) failed to convince a Missouri federal court to toss a same-name insurance broker’s trademark infringement lawsuit after the judge said it’s unclear whether the AIG trademark caused consumer confusion.

A Chubb Ltd. unit must pay for a North Carolina drug wholesaler’s legal defense costs and any liability in dozens of opioid lawsuits after a federal court refused to apply two insurance policy exclusions.

An opioid wholesaler’s insurance win against Chubb Ltd. presents a new avenue for pharmaceutical companies defending themselves in litigation stemming from the opioid crisis to recoup their legal bills.

CVS Health Corp. lost an insurance dispute against Chubb Ltd. and American International Group Inc. over legal defense costs for opioid lawsuits brought by local governments after a Delaware state court said the pharmacy giant’s liability insurance covers only personal bodily injuries.

South by Southwest is set to challenge a Chubb Ltd. insurance unit’s refusal to pay for the festival’s Covid-era cancellation, bringing an unusual appeal with broad implications for companies’ directors and officers policies.

An Iowa casino owner convinced the Eighth Circuit that federal courts may lack jurisdiction over the casino’s Covid-19 business interruption insurance dispute against a Zurich Insurance Group AG unit.

A pair of Black homeowners defeated a State Farm unit’s effort to dismiss their proposed class action alleging the insurer used racially biased algorithms to handle their claims.

An American International Group Inc. insurance unit must pay for a combined $6 million judgment against a financial investment company under a directors and officers insurance policy, a Minnesota federal court ruled.

Genworth Financial Inc. failed to convince a Delaware court to hold that its liability insurance with American International Group Inc. and other carriers covers underlying class litigation settlements and defense costs totaling more than $250 million over alleged marketing fraud in long-term care policies.

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