April 25, 2017 – In a relatively rare case, this past March, the Massachusetts Appeals Court found that an insurer established intent to injure exclusion should be applied as a matter of law to bar coverage.
Insurance Law | Massachusetts
Court Voids Scheme to Insure Personal Vehicles in Maine And Rent Them Out in Massachusetts
A Mass. resident skimming premiums by insuring his rental vehicles in a rural Maine town losses his insurance coverage for nine accidents.
Mass. AG Stops Illegal Health Insurance Sales and Recovers $2.8 Million From Insurer
The Attorney General’s consent judgment bars Unified Life from deceptively selling an unapproved short-term medical policy.
DOI Moves To Revoke John Rapo’s And Rapo & Jepsen’s Producer Licenses And Impose Fines
Arbella cancelled Rapo & Jepsen alleging premium fraud now the DOI has filed to revoke the agency’s and its owner’s licenses.
No Loss Of Use For Big Wheel Towing On Safety Auto Policy When Vehicle Towed From State Property
The Appeals Court rule towing costs to remove vehicle from third-party’s land does not equal loss of use under compulsory auto property damage coverage.
