Ganesh Setty

A D.C. federal grand jury indicted a former senior manager of a Virginia-based contractor on fraud, wire fraud and obstruction charges over allegations that she misled the U.S. Army and other agencies about the security of the contractor's cloud-based platform.

A company licensed to temporarily store nuclear waste urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject a challenge to a condition in its license application to contract with the U.S. Department of Energy once Congress allows it.

A construction company facing an insurer's $22.4 million subrogation action over a poultry barn fire said the insurer can't support its causation theory, telling a Nebraska federal court Wednesday "a choice of possibilities is insufficient to raise a triable issue to a jury" under state law.

A construction company facing an insurer's $22.4 million subrogation action over a poultry barn fire said the insurer can't support its causation theory, telling a Nebraska federal court Wednesday "a choice of possibilities is insufficient to raise a triable issue to a jury" under state law.

A nonprofit representing South Carolina's 271 incorporated municipalities can continue to pursue its claims that Geico failed to fully pay certain municipalities nearly $70 million in business license taxes and penalties, a South Carolina federal court ruled Wednesday, rejecting the company's position that the nonprofit lacks such tax collection authority.

Best Buy accused three AXA XL units of failing to properly cover its "multi-million-dollar" settlement of negligence claims over a fatal automobile collision involving an independent subcontractor, telling a Minnesota federal court its insurers have restricted coverage to an inapplicable auto policy with a $6 million deductible.

Best Buy accused three AXA XL units of failing to properly cover its "multi-million-dollar" settlement of negligence claims over a fatal automobile collision involving an independent subcontractor, telling a Minnesota federal court its insurers have restricted coverage to an inapplicable auto policy with a $6 million deductible.

An excess insurer for a fuel and chemical transportation company told a Utah federal court it should owe no coverage for an oil tanker collision and resultant crude oil cleanup costs, pointing to what is known as a total pollution exclusion.

An excess insurer for a fuel and chemical transportation company told a Utah federal court it should owe no coverage for an oil tanker collision and resultant crude oil cleanup costs, pointing to what is known as a total pollution exclusion.

The Washington Supreme Court will review a state appeals court's decision finding that a Liberty Mutual unit owes no coverage over a restaurant kitchen fire because of the building owners' failure to fully comply with protective safeguard requirements in their policy.

The Washington Supreme Court will review a state appeals court's decision finding that a Liberty Mutual unit owes no coverage over a restaurant kitchen fire because of the building owners' failure to fully comply with protective safeguard requirements in their policy.

A dog training and grooming business's insurer told a Washington federal court it should owe no coverage for two cases and a civil investigative demand from the state attorney general's office relating to customers' purchase of service dogs and the business's employment practices, pointing to a raft of exclusions.

The Washington Supreme Court will review a state appeals court's decision finding that a Liberty Mutual unit owes no coverage over a restaurant kitchen fire because of the building owners' failure to fully comply with protective safeguard requirements in their policy.

The owner and manager of a New York City residential property can continue to pursue their negligence claim against their insurance broker after they said the broker failed to provide notice to their insurer about lead paint at the property, the Second Circuit ruled Wednesday.

An Indiana-based regional bank told a federal court that its insurer wrongly denied coverage for a roughly $5.3 million loan it issued to an individual impersonating Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku, claiming a loss of more than $2.4 million.

An electronic payments company's insurer must turn over claim files and underwriting materials as they continue to litigate whether the company's roughly $6.8 million loss from two fraud schemes falls within its policy's coverage for "computer fraud," an Iowa federal court ruled Tuesday.

An auto insurer told an Ohio federal court that an advertising firm it had accused of engaging in a "brazen and sophisticated scheme" to defraud it of over $9.9 million has failed to abide by their $2 million settlement, saying it has only received partial payment.

Apparel brand Aviator Nation Inc. told a California federal court that its general liability carrier must defend an ongoing lawsuit from Adidas America Inc. alleging that Aviator Nation violated Adidas' famous "three-stripe" trademark, saying that even the potential for coverage triggers an insurer's duty to defend.

Adhesives manufacturer H.B. Fuller Co. told a Minnesota federal court that an AIG unit has breached its duty to defend the company in a proposed class action over the company's Power Grout product, alleging the unit "has abandoned" the company amid ongoing mediation talks in the underlying case.

An insurer for an attorney and his practice does not owe $275,000 to an investment company over a soured cryptocurrency deal that ended in a $700,000 settlement, a Pennsylvania federal court ruled, finding that a contractual liability exclusion in the attorney's policy applies.