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Jury Awards $452 Milliin in Damages For Insulin Patch Trade Secrets Theft

Insurance Journal

Medical device maker Insulet convinced a jury that Korean rival EOFlow owes it $452 million in damages for stealing trade secrets related to insulin pumps, according to a verdict made public in Massachusetts federal court on Thursday. The jury in …

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What Appliance Store Insurance Policies Should I Invest In?

Central Insurance

Explore essential appliance store insurance policies to protect your business from liability, theft, property damage, and employee injuries. The post What Appliance Store Insurance Policies Should I Invest In? appeared first on Central Insurance Blog.

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Maine Employers Face Possible Damages in Lost Wages Cases Under New Law

Insurance Journal

Maine workers will now benefit from a law that allows the state to order businesses to pay back wages as well as damages from missed wages. The law went into effect Friday and is the latest state-level effort among Democrat-controlled …

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Employee Dishonesty Claims—How Far Back Does Coverage Extend?

Property Insurance Coverage Law

When businesses think about protecting themselves from risk, they often focus on property damage, natural disasters, or customer lawsuits. However, one of the most damaging and often overlooked threats comes from within: employee theft.

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When No One’s Home: Understanding Roleof Vacancy Insurance

Triple-I: Homeowners Insurance

From burst pipes and property theft to liability and squatter intrusion, a home left unoccupied for an extended period is exposed to a unique set of hazards, many of which may not be covered by a standard homeowners’ insurance policy. Water damage is one of the most common and expensive issues in unoccupied homes. By Loretta L.

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Court Differentiates Vandalism from Theft in First Party Insurance Policy

The Property Insurance Law Observer

The Court considered whether the Plaintiffs’ loss was caused by theft or vandalism, as neither term was defined in the policy. On November 20, 2021, after the home was vacant for an extended period of time, unidentified individuals broke into and damaged Plaintiffs’ property, taking various items. Allstate Vehicle & Prop.

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Eight Corvettes Stolen from Kentucky Plant But Found Later, Some with Minor Damage

Insurance Journal

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) AP) Thieves took eight Corvettes from the lot of a Kentucky automobile plant where the legendary muscle car is built, but officers recovered the vehicles and made an arrest, police said. The cars were taken from the …

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