On May 5, 2021, the SJC heard an important case that could radically increase the damages that automobile insurers must pay for third-party property damage claims.
MA Court Affirms No Coverage For Attorney Who Failed To Disclose Customary User On Auto Application
The Appeals Court affirmed a judgment in favor of MetLife denying an Attorney’s collision coverage for the Cadillac limousine he had bought to ferry clients to his office.
Division’s First License Decision Since August 2020 Fines Producer And Revokes License
It has been eight months since the Division of Insurance has rendered a producer license decision.
Mass. Court Bars Suit Seeking Plymouth Rock To Pay Title, Registration, And Inspection Fees On Total Losses
A class action complaint against Plymouth Rock sought a ruling on regulatory costs for first-party total loss claims.
Mass. Appeals Court Reverses $4 Million Defense Verdict Over Judge Advising Jury About Insurance
Massachusetts, as opposed to many states, allows insurance companies to pursue subrogation in the name of the insured rather than in the name of the insurance company. This case is one such example.
